Anonymous
6/13/2025, 10:53:50 AM
No.935713507
What are you basing this on?
I see here that you have India as an ally to the West. When sanctions were placed on Russia, it was India who stepped in and filled the gaps for Russia to continue performing international business. That was done by companies, not the government, but still...
And of course whatever side India takes, Pakistan will take the opposite. Pakistan is technically a military ally to to the U.S. despite how of of its population is Talinan support.
You've got Mexico and South Africa in blue despite both countries seeing relations with the U.S. turn outright antagonistic. You've got all of Europe allied with the U.S. despite direct threats but the U.S. to take Greenland.
On the red side, Russia and China historically do not get along. Relations are thawing due to trade reasons, but they certainly cannot count on each other in any military sense.
I see here that you have India as an ally to the West. When sanctions were placed on Russia, it was India who stepped in and filled the gaps for Russia to continue performing international business. That was done by companies, not the government, but still...
And of course whatever side India takes, Pakistan will take the opposite. Pakistan is technically a military ally to to the U.S. despite how of of its population is Talinan support.
You've got Mexico and South Africa in blue despite both countries seeing relations with the U.S. turn outright antagonistic. You've got all of Europe allied with the U.S. despite direct threats but the U.S. to take Greenland.
On the red side, Russia and China historically do not get along. Relations are thawing due to trade reasons, but they certainly cannot count on each other in any military sense.