Military Power by Country

What can you learn from an MPR country profile? Let’s explore Russia as an example.

Start with the ranking and overview. The ranking is MPR’s published assessment, with the country’s military context alongside it.

Explore equipment across ground forces, air power, naval forces, and strategic systems. Read the inventory notes and follow the source links.

Look beyond equipment to personnel, doctrine, and how the force is organized.

Geography, economy, and infrastructure add context. The full military-history and combat-experience narrative takes the analysis further.

Use the MPR Research Trail to reach the underlying sources, methodology context, and scenario context.

Choose your next country. Explore all 203 profiles at MilitaryPowerRankings.com, and open Countries.