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Ever since ancient times, man has fought ardently to establish his supremacy. Man is a highly competitive, extremely narcissistic, and dangerously territorial creature. The history of mankind is replete with wars declared over the expansion of kingdoms and territories. Many rulers and leaders came and went, plundering and invading others’ territories and making it their own. Alexander The Great, Napolean, Hitler, Genghis Khan, The Mughals; these are only a few of the hundreds of thousands of invaders in world history. Regardless of what we call some countries, they are still able to project power outside their borders, being it globally (like the United States) or regionally (like Iran).
But when it comes to having to defend their home turf, some countries are just not going to roll over for any reason.
In this video, we discuss 10 countries that are to difficult to invade according to their military size, nuclear weapons, relationships with powerful countries, and most important their geographic location. For more information watch full video.
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