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Why did the US-Vietnam War that year make neighboring Laos the biggest victim?
The Vietnam War is an unjust war of aggression by the United States against Vietnam. With the unremitting efforts of Vietnamese soldiers and civilians, the American invaders were successfully driven away, but under the knife of the US military, Vietnam suffered very serious damage. But the reason why Laos is the biggest victim is actually very simple. First, during the Vietnam War, the United States bombed Laos several times. Although they were all accidentally bombed, they did not apologize to Laos. Secondly, after Laos was bombed for no reason, it began to support Vietnam, so that the United States had a reason to attack Laos. Finally, Laos' economy began to decline after the war began, and this influence has not been eliminated until now. Laos is still a poor country.

First of all, during the Vietnam War, the United States often dispatched bombers to bomb Vietnam, but after all, the accuracy of bombers was limited. In that country with underdeveloped missile technology, the United States accidentally dropped the bomb on Laos. Laos, of course, was angry and protested against the United States. At that time, the United States thought that Laos was just a tiny place, not only did it not apologize, but also ignored Laos' protests.

Secondly, Laos supports Vietnam. After all, many people were killed by bombs for no reason. Laos couldn't swallow this tone, so it supported Vietnam. The result was naturally discovered by Americans. Americans don't want to fight Laos, but Laos goes to support Vietnam, which makes the United States feel very humiliated. So naturally, Americans choose Vietnam and Laos to fight together. So in three days, two bombers were dispatched to bomb Laos, causing huge casualties and economic losses.

Finally, Laos was bombed by the United States in the Vietnam War, which led to the retrogression of the domestic economy. After all, when the cannon rings, there are two thousand gold. Moreover, there is no economic industry in Laos, which leads to the decline or even retrogression of Laos' economic development. So far, Laos is one of the poorest countries in the world.