Russia waited until the very end of the war to finally declare war on Japan. Based on what you've learned, what was
the most likely reason?
The Russians saw an opportunity to take some land now that Japan was all but defeated, and they took it.
The Russians were tied up in Europe and couldn't free forces until August of 1945.
The Russians were asked by the Allies to get involved
The Russians were afraid of Japanese soldiers and didn't want to invade until they were certain they could win.

The Russians saw an opportunity to take some land now that Japan was all but defeated, and they took it.

Explanation: the United States had asked Russia to helpwith Japan, but they said no at first, but after Russia defeated German, Russia decided to declare war on Japan in hopes of gaining land

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