One of the ironies of the Cold War was that the Soviet Union supported the U. S. in its attempts to limit the aggression of communist China Both India and Japan became democratic while accepting massive amounts of aid from the Soviet Union the U. S. supported the Taliban in its efforts to resist the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan Though they feared each other, the Soviet Union and communist China remained united during the Cold War because of their greater fear of the United States

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17 May, 06:30

One of the ironies of the Cold War was that the Soviet Union supported the U. S. in its attempts to limit the aggression of communist China Both India and Japan became democratic while accepting massive amounts of aid from the Soviet Union the U. S. supported the Taliban in its efforts to resist the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan Though they feared each other, the Soviet Union and communist China remained united during the Cold War because of their greater fear of the United States

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Maximo Cochran · Answer 1

The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "the U. S. supported the Taliban in its efforts to resist the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan." One of the ironies of the Cold War was that the U. S. supported the Taliban in its efforts to resist the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.