These 7 things could start a world war III

Despite conflicts such as the Vietnam War, the Iran-Iraq war, and the second US invasion of Iraq, the world has enjoyed relative peace and stability for almost eight decades. While these conflicts and others may seem like peace, the fact is that the long and almost endless series of great wars between the superpowers eventually broke out at the end of World War II. But as we enter into the new year, the chances of another world war only grow day by day. Here are some places where World War I may erupt in the new year. Turkey Turkey has been a strong ally of NATO for decades, yet in recent years its commitment to the alliance has dropped dramatically. 

Ongoing tensions between Greece and Turkey, both members of NATO, have put a strain on the alliance, with Turkey seeking the Mediterranean islands that belong to Greece. While violence has been avoided so far, there has been a lot of capture by Turkish troops by Greek air forces, and this past summer the situation has reached a critical point. In defiance of Greek naval claims, Turkey sent a small fleet of warships and a ship that inspected the oil and gas depots. As the research vessel was being followed by Greek and Turkish ships, a collision between a Greek and a Turkish ship nearly led to the shooting. As the two countries continue to clash politically over Cyprus's large oil and gas reserves, eye contact is growing exponentially.

For its part, the US, a long-standing protector of the NATO alliance, has decided to remain silent on the issue as President Trump has ruled that the issue is handled by the EU. So what could happen next to create a world war? Turkish-American relations have already deteriorated after Trump gave Turkey's Erdogan the green light to attack American-backed Kurds in one of the biggest betrayals in history. 

After much harassment from the American public and the American senate, Trump came face to face and threatened to impose heavy sanctions on Turkey. This has created threats to President Erdogan who has made clear his ambition to seize a large number of U.S. nuclear weapons currently stored at Incirlik Air Force Base within Turkey. If Turkey were to move American weapons stored at the Incirlik Air Force Base, it would completely defeat American troops and lay its hands on a large nuclear stockpile. The US would have no choice but to respond with full military forces. This could lead to the disintegration of NATO, and perhaps the end of the alliance itself. 

With President Trump playing a leading role in Turkey, the country is very close to Russia, and if Putin believes the US may not be backed by other European powers, it is likely to join the war and favor the US in Europe. . Iran-Israel In the past few months several Arab countries have officially declared their relations with the state of Israel, a major step forward for peace in the east. Perhaps the most important step forward but it may have been the commonization of treaties with the United Arab Emirates and Israel. However, not every neighbor develops ties with Israel, and Iran is backsliding in recent developments.

At the moment, Iran continues to fund, train, and sometimes directly lead anti-Israel militias and terrorist groups across the region, while Israel has been openly attacking Iranian military policies outside of Iran itself. While Israel is slowly forming an alliance against Iran in the Middle East, Iran has responded by joining various terrorist and military groups. Iran's growing popularity makes the country a very dangerous place. Should Iran decide that it is in danger of being invaded by pro-Israeli nations, it may decide to strike directly against Israel or its neighbors such as Saudi Arabia. 

This may have been an unusual attack by the use of terrorist forces, and it served as a warning that the nations should continue to distance themselves from Israel or otherwise. 

Israel may feel that it has no choice but to respond or see its negotiating efforts fail, which has led to strikes within Iran itself. With President Trump's resignation from Iran's nuclear deal, the nation could no longer pursue nuclear weapons. While Iran’s nuclear deal has made it difficult for Iran to build nuclear weapons in secret, now the nation has plenty of room to do so, and if Israel hears that Iran is close to the bomb, it may be forced to launch the first attack. This would undoubtedly lead to a catastrophic war that would threaten large parts of the world's oil supply, inevitably in the US and Russia.

Kashmir Since the founding of the Indian and Pakistani provinces, the two have cut off their heads in the region known as Kashmir. Matters came to a head when China took part in Kashmir during the 1962 Indo-Chinese border war. So far, India and Pakistan have fought three wars over Kashmir- and many other stories that still see both countries. 

holding on to resentment that works for too long. In recent years, China has become very close to Pakistan, which is very sad India has chosen to build closer ties with the United States. The situation has become a tinderbox ready to rise at any time, and both India and Pakistan have relations with the two most powerful nations in the world, war between the two will undoubtedly drag on China and the US. 

By 2020 it seemed that war between China and India was inevitable. Beginning in the summer of 2020, China embarked on a series of increasing ‘crawling’, pushing the military forward slowly to seize control of large areas. This led to boxing battles between Indian and Chinese soldiers, while one in Pangong Tso inflicted 72 casualties on the Indian side and an unknown number on the Chinese side. China then began building helipads, pill boxes, and strong housing units while strengthening their existing forces.

To avoid the ubiquitous intensity of the war, both sides agreed to use guns only when firing first. However, as a strange throwback to the Middle Ages, both sides now took up better weapons such as clubs, rods, sticks and other melee weapons. On June 15, 20 Indian soldiers and an unknown number of Chinese soldiers were killed and 35 Chinese soldiers were killed or seriously wounded in a 600-person clash between the two sides, U.S. intelligence said. Became. The incident directly lifted India’s restrictions on gun use, and another such confrontation could now face deadly force, in the hope that everyone would escalate the fight into a fight. 

If India finds itself in a fight with China, Pakistan will surely see it as an opportunity to attack India, which has been forced into a two-front war. Without American intervention, it would certainly return to India, which would already be a conflict between the three nuclear powers, the consequences of which would not seem good to the world. Despite two promising meetings between President Trump and Kim Jong Un on the Korean Peninsula, historic talks between the two countries on the issue of nuclear disarmament have inevitably broken down.

For North Korea, disarmament is not a starter, because the Kim regime believes that nuclear weapons are the only way to ensure that the United States cannot remove it from power, as is happening in countries such as Iraq, Afghanistan and Libya. North Korea sees nuclear weapons as the only guarantee of continued independence against the international coalition of the United States and its allies. On a personal level, Kim Jong-un relies on nuclear weapons for his political survival. After failing to deliver on the working nuclear weapon for a number of years, Kim's grip on power was a serious threat during the transition from Kim Jong Il to Kim Jong Il. Whatever the moment of temporary weakness, Kim Jong Un immediately took the brutal initiative of the senior military and political leadership, which he felt was a threat to his power. Despite his success in developing nuclear weapons, Kim Jong Un still faces a political climate. As North Korea slowly grows and spreads, many of the North Korean elites are fed up with the severe economic burden imposed on them by international sanctions. Incredibly, President Trump himself may have helped Kim Jong Un stay in power. Despite the objections of every single adviser, the entire Department of Defense, and the most senior Democratic and Republican leadership, President Trump agreed to meet face to face with Kim Jong Un. He may see this as a possible diplomatic victory, but it only helped to strengthen Kim Jong Un's grip on power, as his ministers in state promotion have shown this event, for a long time, Kim Jong Un is the only superpower in the world to bend the knee and meet to discuss peace terms.

Now that the Kim family has been looking to stay in power, and still refuse to end its nuclear program, the conflict between America and North Korea will escalate anytime. Japan, which has long been forced to fly directly over North Korea's missile tests, will force the U.S. hand if it faces a threat to North Korea and its nuclear facilities and missile spheres. The conflict between the US and North Korea inevitably sees China pulling into the mix to defend its long-standing ally, as China fears a South Korean-led unified Korean Peninsula and a pro-US America. This would be a strategic disaster for China, and it would have no choice but to join the war against America. Taiwan Finally we reach the most flash point for World War III. The Taiwan issue has damaged Sino-American relations for decades, but in recent years is reminiscent of the 1999 Taiwan Strait crisis. Prior to his resignation, President Trump received a call from Taiwanese President Tsai Jin-wen congratulating him on his election.

 

This greatly angered China, which threatened war if any country recognized Taiwan as independent, and was considered the main snob of the Chinese Communist Party. Historically, US presidents have not given such compliments for not angering Beijing and for destabilizing cross-border relations between China and Taiwan. Rapidly growing issues between Taiwan and the US have led to negotiations on a multi-billion dollar arms deal to achieve Taiwan's military armaments system and upgrade, which could pose a significant threat to the invasion of the island of China. Re-elected President Tsai Ing-wen in Taiwan has a strong anti-Semitic agenda, despite heavy Chinese interference in his election. Taiwan's support for pro - democracy protesters in Hong Kong during the months - long riots has embarrassed China's mainland because President Xi Jinping has failed to take control of the region. Today, with U.S. Navy port visits, the U.S. is planning to deploy Marines in Taiwan on a rotational basis. The United States is also planning to build a large-scale computer chip manufacturing plant in Arizona, which will be run by a Taiwanese company, as well as preventing Chinese company Huawei from entering global chip manufacturing equipment. .

China considered these actions very provocative, as they are still competing to increase their long-range attack capabilities with the goal of throwing the U.S. Navy out of the South Pacific. For President Xi Jinping, the Taiwan issue is one of personal and party survival. The Communist Party of China has promised the reunification of the Golmaal Island nation for decades, failing to do so so far. This indicates to the world China's inherent weakness in the country and China does not believe that it can be taken seriously as a world power if it does not bring back its neighbors. Given the growing discontent in Chinese politics, Taiwan's continued independence is a sign of weakness in the CCP, and with its future grip on the country, President Xi Jinping's may eventually turn to military choice to reorganize Taiwan. Inevitably this will drag America and its allies into complete conflict with China. Now see why you did not endure World War III, or click this video - when you can still do it!