China’s Navy Is Now Bigger Than the U.S. Navy

[glockman]

How I think this powerful nation will end the conflict with an underdog
While total victory or systemic collapse are the most definitive ends to a war, they are not the only ones. Powerful nations often avoid the appearance of 'surrender' in formal treaties, yet they regularly negotiate peace agreements to preserve their global standing and economic stability when a decisive military outcome becomes unattainable

The US has used the mentioned "peace agreements" and such for decades, because they were unable to achieve any military victory. The last time they achieved that was in ww2. And they needed the help of allies for that.

 

[duluxe]

 

[404]

The US has used the mentioned "peace agreements" and such for decades, because they were unable to achieve any military victory. The last time they achieved that was in ww2. And they needed the help of allies for that.

ww2 resulted in a decisive victory for the US and the total military defeat and political collapse of Japan, effectively ending the conflict following Japan's unconditional surrender under term of the Potsdam Declaration. But the formal peace agreement was established few year later in 1951