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Hey /int/, I need input
[Extreme autism warning]
I've been coming up with a scenario where I unify the Democratic Republic of Congo under a nationalistic pan-African soft-representative aristocracy. Over 6 years the country has become highly industrialized and infrastructure has improved to the point of the average European state. Standard of living, life expectancy, GDP, wealth distribution, and general happiness have all skyrocketed after extensive economic reforms in the public and private sectors.
Early on, I decided to cause instability in Zambia and seize control over most of the copper belt. This is before the DRC becomes unified, mind you.
After unification and immense reforms, the Republic of Congo and the Central African Republic joined the union through popular revolution and military force.
Now I decided I would invade Angola after provoking it into minor conflict over the Cabinda Enclave. I invaded it before rapidly pushing into mainland Angola through the north
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>cont.
I decided it would be best to rapidly invade through the major diamond hub territories, as well as through the coast by staging a naval landing in Luanda.
Virtually all the petroleum fields, diamond minds, and other major resources of Angola are occupied in the OP map.
My question is:
Would China attack me at this point? I don't know much about their foreign policy, their military, or really anything else about them. I do know they rely heavily on Angolan oil though.
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Doesn't that map give Guinea substantially less territory than it has today?
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