Why didn't Japan do its best to invade our country, but instead sneaked into Pearl Harbor? Years of insider unraveling
In World War II, Japan as a fascist ally was one of the initiators of the war, when Japan frantically invaded some East Asian countries, including china, crazy occupation of the territory and resources of other countries, of which the main battlefield of East Asia is in our country, the Japanese invaders brought us great suffering, but Japan chose to sneak attack Pearl Harbor in the late stage of World War II, and the United States began the Pacific War, and finally Japan was defeated, so why did they do this at that time?
As we all know, during world war II, Japan's main battlefield was in Asia, and it was almost a thankless task for him to launch a Pacific war with the United States, and it was precisely because of Japan's sneak attack on Pearl Harbor that the United States officially joined the anti-fascist Allies and began to fight with Japan. In fact, no matter how Japan struggled, its fate of failure was already doomed.
When Japan invaded our country, it was originally planned to make a quick decision and end the battle in three months, but they underestimated our determination and courage to resist foreign aggressors, so after many years of war, Japan's economy had long been dragged down, plus they were already a small island country with poor resources, so the supply of materials had long been insufficient, and they did not find oil as desired when they occupied the northeast of our country, so Japan could only rely on the United States at that time.
In fact, Japan's weapons and materials in World War II were provided by the United States, but after Roosevelt came to power, it stopped the supply of Japanese materials, so Japan held a grudge and prepared to retaliate and threaten the United States, did not expect to make clever moves to push them into the abyss, in fact, even if Japan did not go to war with the United States, then the war between China and Japan would end with Japan's defeat, but it was only a matter of time before the United States joined the war, and the United States' entry into the war did accelerate Japan's defeat.