Dude...its the SOVIET AFGHAN WAR
During the Soviet-Afghan War (1979-1989), several countries provided support to the Soviet Union, including East Germany, Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Hungary, as part of the Warsaw Pact. Additionally, nations like Cuba and Vietnam offered political and military assistance. However, the Soviet Union primarily relied on its own resources and those of its Afghan allies, the People's Democratic Party of Afghanistan, to combat the insurgency.
They disagreed on he use of nuclear weapons
China was also involved and became known as the "Big Four" meeting.
They were not involved.
Because at the time the US was supporting capitalism, and Soviet Union (a communist) supported North Korea
The Soviet Union and the Afghani's
An estimated 1 million were killed during the Soviet-Afghan War.
because afghan it was becomimg a bad country
...................... and that is the answer to that my friend :))
America, Britain, Canada, France and other NATO countries facing the Soviet Union
austrailia, new zealand, gallipoly, usa, britain, the soviet union
They disagreed on he use of nuclear weapons
This is likely referring to AFGHANISTAN, where Soviet soldiers and Afghan Mujahedin fought from 1979 until 1989.
During the Soviet-Afghan War (1979-1989), several countries provided support to the Soviet Union, including East Germany, Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Hungary, as part of the Warsaw Pact. Additionally, nations like Cuba and Vietnam offered political and military assistance. However, the Soviet Union primarily relied on its own resources and those of its Afghan allies, the People's Democratic Party of Afghanistan, to combat the insurgency.
They disagreed on he use of nuclear weapons
The US, Soviet Union, and Great Britain
China was also involved and became known as the "Big Four" meeting.