Countries Impossible To Invade

Part 2

[aksports]

“And japan is close allies with the us” *I wonder why*

[fwfeo]

You only need to invade 10% of the actual territory, because the rest of it is pretty much empty!!

[JoeA-ji]

“Nobody is impossible to invade.”
-Covid probably

[chraerit]

If you ever try to invade Vietnam you will find yourself fighting a bunch of trees and your teamates will call you crazy

[mastniP]

"Japan is also close allies with the U.S"

Well, well, well how the turntables.

[Ryuu]

When you're trying to invade a small country and the trees nearby started passing ammunition to one another

[thomasblomqvist]

I feel that everyone that invaded Russia forgot one crucial thing, that it is fricking cold

[ラリックス]

When your closest ally is the guy who nuked you twice
Japan:ಠ‿ಠ

[endyender]

"Russia will resist you too!"
Mongolians: "Aight, bet."

[kyrosmike]

My grandfather was training to invade Japan and lose of life would be huge (he thought he would be dead on Japanese soil), then they dropped the 2 bombs. He is still kicking at 96.

[skkyead]

“Canada is impossible to invade”
Canada also being a British colony for years

[dinix]

"USA is impossible to invade"
Russia: "Are you challenging me?"

[Xterminater-XI-Ben]

"Canada - Inhospitable terrain"
I guess the people make up for the terrain ey
Love Canada keep going strong from the UK

[hennerz]

When your country isn’t there: mhm interesting

[midastouch]

Japan: haha I destroyed your ships
Us: *THE SUN IS A DEADLY LASER*
Japan after: wanna be friends?
Us: sure why not

[sergiolucas]

"The US is impossible to invade"

Osama Bin-Laden : "Hold your planes."

[Ahmed-jvoc]

"They'll resist you too" bruh does he think we're out to invade these countries with a glock 🤣

[gamerparker]

Greenland in Plague Inc:

*“I’m four parallel universes ahead of you.”*

[NageGames]

"He forgot to mention Vietnam and there protective allies the trees"

[Whitefire]

What about Switzerland? I think it's them who have those bridges with explosives and are surrounded by mountains