Sweden is one notable country that was never invaded by Britain.
The Expansive Reach of the British Empire
Historically, the British Empire was one of the largest in the world, exerting influence and control over vast territories across every continent. Its reach was so extensive that, according to historical accounts, very few countries managed to entirely avoid some form of British invasion or military intervention throughout history.
Countries Never Invaded by Britain
Despite the widespread nature of British military endeavors, a small number of nations were never subjected to British invasion. This is a rare distinction, as only 22 countries globally fall into this category. Among these limited exceptions, some of the most prominent include:
- Sweden: A Nordic country that maintained its independence from British military actions.
- Belarus: An Eastern European nation that was never captured by British forces.
- Vatican City: The smallest independent state in the world, which also avoided British invasion.
These examples highlight the select few territories that remained outside the historical reach of British military capture.
