Mission:
Preserve regime stability, defend sovereign territory, and assert dominance across the former Soviet space while deterring NATO.

Strategy:
Leverage strategic depth, nuclear triad, and massed artillery to sustain conventional deterrence. Use hybrid warfare, energy leverage, and sustained attrition in near abroad.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Defensive/Offensive. Centralized command with emphasis on strategic deterrence, rapid mechanized mobilization, and layered ground-air-missile integration. Preemptive and reactive strike capability embedded.

Tactics:
Battalion tactical groups (BTGs), EW jamming, scorched-earth artillery, deep strike cruise missile salvos, and tactical nukes as battlefield shock options.

Mission:
Secure national unification (especially Taiwan), defend sovereignty, and project power across the Indo-Pacific in support of great power status.

Strategy:
Integrated deterrence through A2/AD bubbles, cyber superiority, strategic basing, and missile dominance. Employs peacetime gray-zone ops and rapid escalation control.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive/Offensive. Structured around joint operations, long-range precision strikes, and control of air-sea-space-cyber domains. Active defense mindset allows early offensive actions within “reactive justification.”

Tactics:
Missile saturation (DF-17/DF-26), drone swarms, cyber penetration, amphibious spearhead brigades, AI-enabled ISR loops, and sea denial through maritime militia and PLAN subs.

Mission:
Maintain global military superiority, protect allies, secure overseas interests, and deter near-peer competitors across all domains.

Strategy:
Forward deployment, rapid global response, dual-theater readiness, and full-spectrum dominance across air, sea, land, cyber, and space. Alliances and power projection are strategic pillars.

Doctrine:
🌍 Expeditionary. Dominance through joint operations, precision warfare, ISR supremacy, and domain integration. Maintains global strike capability and deep logistics chain to sustain distant warfighting.

Tactics:
Stealth platform raids (F-35, B-2), cyber-first campaigns, SOF-led shaping ops, carrier strike group dominance, GPS-guided munitions, and satellite-linked battle networks.

Mission:
Protect territorial sovereignty, deter China and Pakistan, and maintain regional leadership and security dominance.

Strategy:
Multi-front defense planning, nuclear deterrence, internal insurgency suppression, and growing naval projection toward the Indo-Pacific.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Strong defensive base with limited war doctrine, proactive LOC stance, and strategic deterrence layering.

Tactics:
Mountain corps along LAC, air dominance attempts via Rafale/Su-30 combos, ballistic missile posturing, and special forces raids.

Mission:
Ensure national survival, protect territorial integrity (especially Kashmir), and deter Indian aggression through nuclear and conventional means. Maintain strategic balance and credible deterrence posture within the South Asian theater.

Strategy:
Maintain Full Spectrum Deterrence (FSD) across nuclear, conventional, cyber, and space domains. Align strategically with China to achieve multi-domain superiority, including integrated ISR, air defense, missile systems, and naval force projection. Pursue relative quantitative parity with India while enhancing qualitative superiority through technology transfer, joint drills, and co-development programs. Strengthen platform interoperability, forward mobilization, and strategic depth to counter both immediate and evolving regional threats.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Built on survivability, rapid response, and layered denial through an A2/AD architecture. Incorporates stand-off precision strike capabilities via PL-15 air-to-air missiles, CM-400AKG, and potentially DF-17 hypersonic glide vehicles. Doctrine includes proxies, cyber disruption, and electronic warfare to destabilize adversary tempo and decision cycles. Maintains doctrinal readiness for riposte-style counterattack under limited war or cross-border escalations.

Tactics:
Deploy forward strike brigades supported by mobile artillery, air defense, and JF-17 / J-10C fighter squadrons equipped with PL-15 for air superiority. Conduct UAV reconnaissance, cyber penetration, GPS spoofing, and cross-border special operations along the LOC. Utilize shoot-and-scoot artillery, dispersed missile batteries, and supersonic anti-ship missile platforms like CM-400AKG for sea denial. Leverage Chinese Type 054A/P frigates, PLAN nuclear submarine support, and joint naval ISR networks to enforce maritime security and strategic deterrence in the Arabian Sea.

Mission:
Preserve regime survival, deter U.S. and South Korea, and extract strategic concessions through military brinkmanship.

Strategy:
Rely on nuclear ambiguity, layered air defense, and massive artillery threat on Seoul. Use missile tests and provocation cycles to shape diplomacy.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Primarily defensive with embedded first-strike logic and high-risk coercive posture. Extensive tunneling and deception capability.

Tactics:
Artillery salvos from fortified zones, SLBM launches, decoy missile barrages, and elite infiltration units for early-phase disruption.

Mission:
Deter and defeat DPRK aggression, preserve sovereignty, and maintain readiness for Korean unification.

Strategy:
Forward-deployed readiness, kill-chain preemption model, close alliance with U.S., and technology-driven modernization.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. High readiness with doctrinal emphasis on preemptive strike, layered missile defense, and command decapitation options.

Tactics:
Precision airstrikes, anti-artillery radar engagements, drone recon, rapid-response brigades, and airbase dispersal drills.

Mission:
Defend national territory, contribute to NATO security, and project global influence as a maritime power.

Strategy:
Forward deployment, carrier-based strike groups, rotational NATO presence, and integrated nuclear deterrence via submarines.

Doctrine:
🌍 Expeditionary. Joint force model with emphasis on rapid intervention, sea-based power projection, and multinational interoperability.

Tactics:
F-35 carrier ops, submarine-launched cruise missiles, expeditionary commando raids, and integrated sensor-to-shooter networks.

Mission:
Preserve strategic autonomy, defend homeland and overseas territories, and project force globally as a sovereign power.

Strategy:
Rely on nuclear deterrence, full-spectrum force projection, and strong military-industrial independence. African deployments support influence.

Doctrine:
🌍 Expeditionary. Independent strategic posture with joint expeditionary capabilities and emphasis on force mobility and readiness.

Tactics:
Rafale deep strikes, nuclear triad stand-off, rapid airlift to Sahel, special forces forward ops, and autonomous ISR assets.

Mission:
Defend territorial integrity, deter regional threats, and extend influence in bordering regions through active force use.

Strategy:
Multi-theater readiness, drone and missile development, forward posture in Syria and Iraq, and autonomous defense production.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. While defensive at core, operational doctrine includes proactive regional operations and rapid escalation.

Tactics:
Bayraktar UAV strikes, cross-border ground incursions, EW suppression, and armored spearheads in contested terrain.

Mission:
Preserve regime security, deter U.S. and Israel, and extend regional influence via asymmetric power projection.

Strategy:
Proxy development, missile deterrence, maritime harassment, and defense in-depth against air/naval strikes.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Asymmetric-heavy doctrine rooted in survivability, proxy use, and strategic ambiguity.

Tactics:
Missile swarm launches, fast-boat naval disruptions, GPS spoofing, drone reconnaissance, and proxy militia raids abroad.

Mission:
Defend national territory, sea lanes, and airspace while supporting regional stability under a pacifist constitution.

Strategy:
Alliance with the U.S., layered missile defense, modernization of Self-Defense Forces, and increased maritime and cyber readiness.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Transitioning from purely defensive to proactive defense posture with rapid-response and preemption options.

Tactics:
Ballistic missile intercepts, F-35B deployment on light carriers, anti-ship missile integration, and cyber readiness expansion.

Mission:
Support NATO missions, secure Mediterranean interests, and provide regional stability contributions through multilateral forces.

Strategy:
Expeditionary readiness, peacekeeping involvement, and high-value naval air projection through EU and NATO coordination.

Doctrine:
🌍 Expeditionary. Modular joint force posture designed for coalition warfare, humanitarian ops, and regional conflict response.

Tactics:
Naval helicopter detachments, Harrier/F-35B carrier sorties, counter-IED units in Africa, and rapid medical deployment assets.

Mission:
Ensure national survival, deter regional adversaries, and eliminate emerging threats through decisive and preemptive action.

Strategy:
Intelligence-driven rapid response, missile defense superiority, cyber dominance, and targeted strikes deep in hostile territory.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Doctrine favors early attack, complete air dominance, and containment of threats before escalation.

Tactics:
Airspace control with F-35I, Iron Dome / Arrow / David’s Sling, Mossad-led kill ops, and cyber-physical joint sabotage campaigns.

Mission:
Secure national territory, protect Amazon basin, and ensure maritime sovereignty in the South Atlantic.

Strategy:
Maintain broad internal mobility, invest in naval and aerospace autonomy, and project stability within South America.

Doctrine:
🌍 Expeditionary. Focused on long-range airlift, amphibious readiness, and multilateral peacekeeping roles with localized deterrence.

Tactics:
Jungle warfare, long-range airlift logistics, Amazon riverine operations, and naval patrols from Atlântico carrier group.

Mission:
Defend national sovereignty, secure the Suez Canal, and deter regional threats across Sinai and Libya.

Strategy:
Maintain strong land force with regional strike capacity, build air and naval modernization through Western and Russian platforms.

Doctrine:
🌍 Expeditionary. Regional expeditionary posture with hybrid doctrine combining conventional mass, air mobility, and maritime projection.

Tactics:
Mechanized push in desert terrain, naval patrols across Red Sea/Mediterranean, F-16 and Rafale airstrike readiness, and Sinai border fortification.

Mission:
Protect regime stability, defend oil infrastructure, and project deterrence across Gulf and Red Sea.

Strategy:
Rely on U.S. and Western systems for force projection, build domestic defense industry under Vision 2030, and counter Iran via coalition-based operations.

Doctrine:
🌍 Expeditionary. Air-centric doctrine with emphasis on airbase dispersal, guided munitions, and limited ground force support in regional conflicts.

Tactics:
High-tempo fighter sorties, UAV swarm strikes in Yemen, THAAD and Patriot battery operations, and oil infrastructure hardening.

Mission:
Defend NATO’s eastern flank, uphold European security, and maintain readiness for rapid collective defense.

Strategy:
Invest in heavy armor, integrated air defense, and logistical backbone for alliance deployments. Expand cyber, EW, and space capabilities.

Doctrine:
🌍 Expeditionary. Emphasizes readiness, mechanized reinforcement, and interoperability with NATO forces in multitheater conflict.

Tactics:
Leopard 2 armor spearheads, Eurofighter interception, NATO-standard artillery fire control, and Baltic/Polish corridor reinforcement.

Mission:
Defend national independence, resist Chinese maritime pressure, and maintain internal security.

Strategy:
Maintain mass conscription force, invest in anti-access naval capabilities, and modernize under multi-vendor arms policy.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Rooted in total defense, with regional offensive readiness in contested coastal zones.

Tactics:
Mobile S-300/S-400 deployment, submarine ambush defense, coastal anti-ship missile batteries, and jungle mobile artillery groups.

Mission:
Protect archipelagic sovereignty, deter seaborne threats, and maintain internal and regional stability.

Strategy:
Build distributed naval and air presence across the archipelago, emphasize fast intercept and joint island defense doctrine.

Doctrine:
🌍 Expeditionary. Maritime-forward posture, combining asymmetric coastal defense with regional deployment capacity.

Tactics:
Frigate patrol rotations, quick-reaction amphibious battalions, supersonic anti-ship missiles, and UAV-based maritime ISR.

Mission:
Regain full territorial sovereignty, defeat Russian invasion, and integrate with NATO and Western security frameworks.

Strategy:
Rapid mobilization of reserves, Western platform absorption, asymmetric and multi-domain resistance, and long-term Western alignment.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Adaptive doctrine mixing Western precision warfare with decentralized resistance and strike disruption.

Tactics:
TB2/UAV ISR-targeting loops, HIMARS strike coordination, trench warfare in Donbas, and deep counteroffensive thrusts with NATO hardware.

Mission:
Defend national territory, reinforce NATO’s eastern flank, and deter Russian aggression through mass and readiness.

Strategy:
Expand land forces, procure U.S. and Korean systems, and lead regional military integration through Baltic and Visegrád partnerships.

Doctrine:
🌍 Expeditionary. Rapid-response armored readiness for forward NATO reinforcement, with increasing strike depth.

Tactics:
Abrams-led mechanized brigades, F-35 air superiority, HIMARS battery forward deployment, and Baltic air-policing operations.

Mission:
Defend sovereignty and regional influence, deter Morocco, and maintain regime stability through hard power posture.

Strategy:
Rely on Russian equipment, expand naval and armored capacity, and position as counterweight in North Africa’s balance.

Doctrine:
⚔️ 🛡️ Offensive-Defensive. Strong defensive core with prepared strike capability in Western Sahara and Sahel border regions.

Tactics:
Iskander-E missile deployments, heavy tank battalion readiness, submarine deterrence patrols, and cross-border strike drills.

Mission:
Defend territorial integrity, prevent Chinese invasion, and preserve de facto independence under democratic governance.

Strategy:
Build layered coastal defense, invest in asymmetric deterrence, and strengthen defense cooperation with the U.S. and allies.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Focused on denial, attrition, and pre-planned urban and mountain resistance across multiple domains.

Tactics:
Mobile anti-ship and air-defense launchers, drone swarms, reserve mobilization, and airbase survivability drills.

Mission:
Defend national territory, contribute to NATO stability, and protect Mediterranean and Atlantic interests.

Strategy:
Maintain flexible joint force, support EU/NATO deployments, and leverage air-sea mobility for regional operations.

Doctrine:
🌍 Expeditionary. Modular joint force capable of multilateral deployment, amphibious support, and overseas stabilization ops.

Tactics:
Amphibious projection from Juan Carlos I, Eurofighter QRA scrambles, marine air-ground task forces, and airlift to Africa/Eastern Europe.

Mission:
Defend national territory, manage internal security, and assert maritime claims in the Andaman Sea and Gulf of Thailand.

Strategy:
Maintain a balanced tri-service force with modernization goals, retain domestic defense industry capacity, and support regional stability via ASEAN ties.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Defensive posture with conventional capabilities for regional intervention and homeland counterinsurgency.

Tactics:
Armored battalion drills, naval patrols in disputed waters, jungle combat training, and internal COIN operations in southern provinces.

Mission:
Defend national territory, secure maritime approaches, and project regional power to support allied operations and Indo-Pacific stability.

Strategy:
Develop joint expeditionary capabilities, invest in long-range strike, enhance U.S. interoperability, and lead regional exercises under AUKUS and Quad frameworks.

Doctrine:
🌍 Expeditionary. Forward-deployable doctrine emphasizing long-range deterrence, coalition warfare, and maritime-domain dominance.

Tactics:
F-35 and P-8 patrols, submarine operations from Darwin and Perth, HIMARS forward positioning, and amphibious task force deployments.

Mission:
Defend North American airspace, maintain Arctic sovereignty, and support NATO and UN operations abroad.

Strategy:
Emphasize multi-domain readiness, strengthen NORAD and NATO integration, and maintain expeditionary air, land, and maritime capabilities.

Doctrine:
🌍 Expeditionary. Versatile force projection model supporting global deployments, Arctic defense, and strategic transport interoperability.

Tactics:
Arctic patrols with Rangers, CF-18 air policing, mechanized brigade deployments in NATO missions, and C-17/C-130 strategic lift rotations.

Mission:
Protect national territory, deter maritime encroachment, and maintain internal stability across a multi-island federation.

Strategy:
Prioritize naval and air modernization, bolster joint maritime surveillance with regional partners, and maintain internal mobility for Borneo defense.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Defensive structure with rapid maritime response and cross-island mobilization capacity.

Tactics:
SU-30 and Hawk 208 sorties, coastal radar netting, amphibious troop drills in Sabah and Sarawak, and joint ops with ASEAN partners.

Mission:
Defend national sovereignty, deter Turkish aggression, and maintain security across Aegean and Mediterranean frontiers.

Strategy:
Expand air-sea deterrence, integrate with EU and NATO defense mechanisms, and posture forces for fast escalation and mobilization in contested zones.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Forward-deployed doctrine built on island defense, maritime denial, and early strike readiness.

Tactics:
Rafale and F-16 QRA drills, frigate deployments in the Aegean, artillery emplacements on forward islands, and reserve mobilization capacity.

Mission:
Defend national territory, support peacekeeping in Africa, and protect maritime zones along both coasts.

Strategy:
Maintain a mixed-capability force with regional deployment ability, emphasize light infantry and air mobility, and modernize selectively via local industry.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Balanced doctrine prioritizing internal readiness and limited regional expeditionary operations.

Tactics:
Rooivalk-supported patrols, peacekeeping force rotations, rapid infantry response to internal unrest, and naval anti-piracy missions.

Mission:
Protect national sovereignty, deter Russian incursions, and secure air and sea dominance in the Baltic region.

Strategy:
Increase defense spending, reintroduce conscription, and integrate with NATO while retaining full-spectrum domestic capability.

Doctrine:
🌍 Expeditionary. Flexible defensive-expeditionary hybrid with strong domestic defense and increasing alliance deployment capacity.

Tactics:
Gripen air patrols, coastal missile deployments, Gotland island defense drills, and NATO-aligned Arctic and Baltic joint operations.

Mission:
Preserve internal order, defeat insurgent and narcotics groups, and control border regions with Venezuela and Ecuador.

Strategy:
Deploy rapid-response ground forces, integrate air-ground ISR, and work with U.S. and regional partners for internal stability missions.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Hybrid doctrine combining conventional mobility with asymmetric tactics to counter guerrilla forces.

Tactics:
Black Hawk-supported strike teams, jungle infantry sweeps, intelligence fusion for narco-hunting, and F-21 air patrols in disputed zones.

Mission:
Maintain internal security, suppress cartel violence, and protect territorial sovereignty and maritime zones.

Strategy:
Rely on military-police integration, conduct internal stabilization operations, and develop air-sea capabilities for drug interdiction and disaster response.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Internal security doctrine with conventional support, tactical air mobility, and cross-border awareness.

Tactics:
Convoy security details, SOF raids on cartel targets, UAV border surveillance, and naval operations against smuggling routes.

Mission:
Defend national sovereignty, suppress insurgent forces, and maintain territorial integrity against internal and external threats.

Strategy:
Coordinate with U.S. and Iranian-aligned actors, maintain mixed regular and militia force structure, and rebuild air and armored capability.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Complex hybrid doctrine balancing counterinsurgency with conventional readiness and foreign dependency.

Tactics:
Combined arms patrols, UAV-based intel strikes, CT operations in urban zones, and Shia militia-led campaigns in rural territories.

Mission:
Secure national territory, protect Amazon basin, and ensure maritime sovereignty in the South Atlantic.

Strategy:
Maintain broad internal mobility, invest in naval and aerospace autonomy, and project stability within South America.

Doctrine:
🌍 Expeditionary. Focused on long-range airlift, amphibious readiness, and multilateral peacekeeping roles with localized deterrence.

Tactics:
Jungle warfare, long-range airlift logistics, Amazon riverine operations, and naval patrols from Atlântico carrier group.

Mission:
Defend national sovereignty, secure the Suez Canal, and deter regional threats across Sinai and Libya.

Strategy:
Maintain strong land force with regional strike capacity, build air and naval modernization through Western and Russian platforms.

Doctrine:
🌍 Expeditionary. Regional expeditionary posture with hybrid doctrine combining conventional mass, air mobility, and maritime projection.

Tactics:
Mechanized push in desert terrain, naval patrols across Red Sea/Mediterranean, F-16 and Rafale airstrike readiness, and Sinai border fortification.

Mission:
Protect regime stability, defend oil infrastructure, and project deterrence across Gulf and Red Sea.

Strategy:
Rely on U.S. and Western systems for force projection, build domestic defense industry under Vision 2030, and counter Iran via coalition-based operations.

Doctrine:
🌍 Expeditionary. Air-centric doctrine with emphasis on airbase dispersal, guided munitions, and limited ground force support in regional conflicts.

Tactics:
High-tempo fighter sorties, UAV swarm strikes in Yemen, THAAD and Patriot battery operations, and oil infrastructure hardening.

Mission:
Defend NATO’s eastern flank, uphold European security, and maintain readiness for rapid collective defense.

Strategy:
Invest in heavy armor, integrated air defense, and logistical backbone for alliance deployments. Expand cyber, EW, and space capabilities.

Doctrine:
🌍 Expeditionary. Emphasizes readiness, mechanized reinforcement, and interoperability with NATO forces in multitheater conflict.

Tactics:
Leopard 2 armor spearheads, Eurofighter interception, NATO-standard artillery fire control, and Baltic/Polish corridor reinforcement.

Mission:
Defend national independence, resist Chinese maritime pressure, and maintain internal security.

Strategy:
Maintain mass conscription force, invest in anti-access naval capabilities, and modernize under multi-vendor arms policy.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Rooted in total defense, with regional offensive readiness in contested coastal zones.

Tactics:
Mobile S-300/S-400 deployment, submarine ambush defense, coastal anti-ship missile batteries, and jungle mobile artillery groups.

Mission:
Protect archipelagic sovereignty, deter seaborne threats, and maintain internal and regional stability.

Strategy:
Build distributed naval and air presence across the archipelago, emphasize fast intercept and joint island defense doctrine.

Doctrine:
🌍 Expeditionary. Maritime-forward posture, combining asymmetric coastal defense with regional deployment capacity.

Tactics:
Frigate patrol rotations, quick-reaction amphibious battalions, supersonic anti-ship missiles, and UAV-based maritime ISR.

Mission:
Regain full territorial sovereignty, defeat Russian invasion, and integrate with NATO and Western security frameworks.

Strategy:
Rapid mobilization of reserves, Western platform absorption, asymmetric and multi-domain resistance, and long-term Western alignment.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Adaptive doctrine mixing Western precision warfare with decentralized resistance and strike disruption.

Tactics:
TB2/UAV ISR-targeting loops, HIMARS strike coordination, trench warfare in Donbas, and deep counteroffensive thrusts with NATO hardware.

Mission:
Defend national territory, reinforce NATO’s eastern flank, and deter Russian aggression through mass and readiness.

Strategy:
Expand land forces, procure U.S. and Korean systems, and lead regional military integration through Baltic and Visegrád partnerships.

Doctrine:
🌍 Expeditionary. Rapid-response armored readiness for forward NATO reinforcement, with increasing strike depth.

Tactics:
Abrams-led mechanized brigades, F-35 air superiority, HIMARS battery forward deployment, and Baltic air-policing operations.

Mission:
Defend sovereignty and regional influence, deter Morocco, and maintain regime stability through hard power posture.

Strategy:
Rely on Russian equipment, expand naval and armored capacity, and position as counterweight in North Africa’s balance.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Strong defensive core with prepared strike capability in Western Sahara and Sahel border regions.

Tactics:
Iskander-E missile deployments, heavy tank battalion readiness, submarine deterrence patrols, and cross-border strike drills.

Mission:
Defend territorial integrity, prevent Chinese invasion, and preserve de facto independence under democratic governance.

Strategy:
Build layered coastal defense, invest in asymmetric deterrence, and strengthen defense cooperation with the U.S. and allies.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Focused on denial, attrition, and pre-planned urban and mountain resistance across multiple domains.

Tactics:
Mobile anti-ship and air-defense launchers, drone swarms, reserve mobilization, and airbase survivability drills.

Mission:
Defend national territory, contribute to NATO stability, and protect Mediterranean and Atlantic interests.

Strategy:
Maintain flexible joint force, support EU/NATO deployments, and leverage air-sea mobility for regional operations.

Doctrine:
🌍 Expeditionary. Modular joint force capable of multilateral deployment, amphibious support, and overseas stabilization ops.

Tactics:
Amphibious projection from Juan Carlos I, Eurofighter QRA scrambles, marine air-ground task forces, and airlift to Africa/Eastern Europe.

Mission:
Preserve regime control, suppress internal insurgencies, and deter external interference in national sovereignty.

Strategy:
Use overwhelming land force presence, aerial bombing campaigns, and regional diplomacy with China and Russia for strategic cover.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Oriented toward internal suppression and preemptive raids against rebel strongholds and border insurgents.

Tactics:
Rotary-wing fire support, scorched-earth ground sweeps, rapid deployment of light infantry battalions, and cross-border artillery shelling.

Mission:
Defend territorial integrity, deter Chinese encroachment in the South China Sea, and counter domestic insurgencies.

Strategy:
Strengthen naval and air patrols, enhance interoperability with the United States, and modernize coastal defense architecture.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Defensive orientation with growing offensive maritime posture supported by joint drills and ISR cooperation.

Tactics:
UAV and patrol vessel coordination in contested waters, coastal radar networks, rapid-response marines, and forward-deployed artillery.

Mission:
Defeat internal insurgencies, secure oil infrastructure, and preserve territorial cohesion against extremist threats.

Strategy:
Maintain mobile counterinsurgency forces, integrate air support with ground sweeps, and modernize forces with regional training partnerships.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Ground-heavy doctrine focused on reactive counterinsurgency and offensive raids against extremist groups.

Tactics:
Infantry-backed motorized patrols, ISR-guided strike teams, helicopter insertion raids, and oilfield perimeter fortification.

Mission:
Protect national sovereignty, support disaster relief operations, and ensure border integrity with regional stability in mind.

Strategy:
Maintain a modern, mobile defense force oriented toward internal stability and coalition contributions in humanitarian and peacekeeping missions.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Strong defensive posture with modern mechanized capabilities and readiness for localized expeditionary roles.

Tactics:
Mountain warfare training, UN peacekeeping rotations, precision air patrols, and logistics-supported ground response units.

Mission:
Maintain internal stability, deter Algerian pressure, and enforce control over Western Sahara.

Strategy:
Expand rapid reaction capabilities, integrate advanced Western systems, and fortify buffer zones in the Sahara region.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Defensively aligned with strong mobile armor and forward garrison capabilities for contested regions.

Tactics:
UAV-led border recon, armored strike group positioning, artillery overwatch in the buffer zone, and desert terrain patrols.

Mission:
Defend national sovereignty, maintain strategic chokepoint control, and serve as a regional hub for stability and deterrence.

Strategy:
Maximize technological advantage, maintain a rapid reaction force, and align with U.S. and regional partners for air and sea defense.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. High-tech doctrine focused on layered defense and rapid joint response from sea, air, and cyber domains.

Tactics:
F-15 and F-35 precision integration, UAV-based island surveillance, reservist mobilization, and rapid airbase dispersal drills.

Mission:
Secure regime continuity, support Russian alliance objectives, and preserve border integrity through deterrence posture.

Strategy:
Maintain strategic depth with Russia, host forward-deployed assets, and position forces to support regional Russian objectives in wartime.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Defensive structure with capacity to project force or serve as staging ground in joint operations with Russia.

Tactics:
Joint drills with Russian units, missile and airbase integration, armored forward posturing, and domestic force surveillance networks.

Mission:
Maintain national sovereignty, protect economic infrastructure, and deter regional instability along large borders.

Strategy:
Balance security partnerships with Russia and China, develop internal mobility, and maintain strategic deterrence with limited offensive capacity.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Primarily defensive with centralized command and regional mobilization architecture for fast border response.

Tactics:
Mechanized brigades for border pushback, centralized artillery units, satellite-monitored defense zones, and air support drills with CSTO partners.

Mission:
Maintain territorial integrity, deter Kosovo recognition, and resist NATO influence while securing domestic order.

Strategy:
Pursue dual-path procurement from Russia and Europe, maintain domestic military production, and assert diplomatic neutrality in the Balkans.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Balanced structure aimed at territorial control, internal reaction, and limited regional intervention potential.

Tactics:
Air-ground integration drills, armored patrol deployment, anti-drone defense modernization, and special operations readiness in border regions.

Mission:
Defend national sovereignty and territorial integrity against Russian aggression while maintaining independent deterrent capacity.

Strategy:
Maintain high reserve mobilization capability, invest in air and land defense, and reinforce NATO’s northern flank through credible deterrence.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Total defense doctrine with territorial resistance plans, layered air defense, and deep-fire integration.

Tactics:
Artillery-forward ambush zones, dispersed airbase operations, civil-military defense networks, and alpine rifle brigades with rapid recon strike elements.

Mission:
Secure full control over Nagorno-Karabakh, deter Armenian retaliation, and maintain energy corridor dominance in the Caucasus.

Strategy:
Use advanced Turkish and Israeli drones, integrate air-land strike packages, and pursue digital warfare edge in regional conflicts.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Dominant strike-oriented doctrine using speed, technology, and real-time ISR to dislodge entrenched forces.

Tactics:
TB2-led fire correction loops, high-altitude drone surveillance, Loitering munitions, precision artillery, and rapid mechanized exploitation of breaches.

Mission:
Preserve regime stability, defend national borders, and support coalition operations in the region.

Strategy:
Maintain a highly professional but compact military, partner closely with the U.S. and Gulf states, and focus on counterterrorism and border control.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Core posture is defensive, but structured to support regional stabilization efforts and rapid reaction roles.

Tactics:
Mobile armored patrols, precision airstrikes via F-16s, UAV-based border surveillance, and coordinated special forces raids.

Mission:
Defend NATO’s southeastern flank, secure Black Sea airspace, and ensure territorial integrity.

Strategy:
Enhance air defense and coastal readiness, integrate with NATO systems, and modernize legacy forces through Western procurement.

Doctrine:
🌍 Expeditionary. NATO-aligned expeditionary structure with increased emphasis on mobile defense and coalition deployment.

Tactics:
HIMARS deployment for coastal strike, multinational exercises, Black Sea naval patrols, and F-16 QRA intercept rotations.

Mission:
Protect national territory, manage internal disaster response, and deter threats from regional instability.

Strategy:
Maintain a large, manpower-heavy force with modernization programs focused on mobility, air defense, and naval patrol capability.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Defensive alignment with structural capacity for internal rapid deployment and border skirmish readiness.

Tactics:
Riverine unit mobility, coastal radar coverage, MiG-29 and F-7 sorties, and counterinsurgency infantry exercises in hill tracts.

Mission:
Safeguard sovereignty, defend Patagonian and maritime territory, and assert presence in South Atlantic interests.

Strategy:
Rebuild force capabilities after decades of underfunding, emphasize joint coastal defense, and engage diplomatically over Falklands/Malvinas.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Emphasis on coastal denial and defensive recovery with latent strike ambitions over disputed territory.

Tactics:
Amphibious infantry training, maritime patrol flights, airbase hardening in Patagonia, and sovereignty operations in the southern cone.

Mission:
Defend national territory, project influence in the Gulf and Horn of Africa, and support allied operations abroad.

Strategy:
Invest in high-tech airpower and SOF, deploy forward bases in Yemen and East Africa, and maintain close U.S. and French defense ties.

Doctrine:
🌍 Expeditionary. Air-centric expeditionary posture supported by elite special forces and strategic logistical basing.

Tactics:
Mirage 2000 and F-16E precision strikes, UAV surveillance across Gulf, rapid SOF insertion, and long-range refueling operations.

Mission:
Maintain internal regime control, deter foreign intervention, and suppress domestic dissent and insurgency.

Strategy:
Rely on Russian and Chinese support, integrate paramilitary forces with regular army, and project deterrence through massed manpower and legacy firepower.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Internal security-focused doctrine with asymmetric escalation potential and foreign advisory support.

Tactics:
Urban suppression units, helicopter gunship deployments, militia integration drills, and limited border incursions near Colombia.

Mission:
Defend national territory and Arctic interests, contribute to NATO defense posture, and monitor Russian northern activity.

Strategy:
Emphasize mobility in arctic terrain, long-range coastal defense, and air/naval integration with NATO allies.

Doctrine:
🌍 Expeditionary. Highly mobile doctrine with NATO interoperability and defensive deployments in the High North.

Tactics:
Coastal anti-ship batteries, Arctic infantry patrols, F-35 QRA coverage, and pre-positioned NATO logistics hubs.

Mission:
Defend territorial integrity, support NATO’s southeastern defense corridor, and deter Black Sea threats.

Strategy:
Modernize under NATO standardization, maintain flexible land forces, and improve air defense and cyber readiness.

Doctrine:
🌍 Expeditionary. Defensive readiness posture within NATO’s framework, with emphasis on joint operations and regional deployments.

Tactics:
Mechanized brigade rotations, radar and air defense drills, NATO air-policing support, and Black Sea surveillance flights.

Mission:
Defend national and NATO interests, secure Arctic access routes, and support international stabilization missions.

Strategy:
Leverage compact, deployable forces with Arctic emphasis, maritime coverage, and robust alliance participation.

Doctrine:
🌍 Expeditionary. Light, flexible forces designed for coalition missions, Arctic readiness, and maritime reinforcement.

Tactics:
Frigate-based deterrence patrols, F-35 forward operations, Arctic training deployments in Greenland, and multilateral amphibious exercises.

Mission:
Maintain internal control under Taliban leadership, deter insurgent rivals, and resist foreign incursions.

Strategy:
Use decentralized militia structures, enforce ideological control, and prioritize local command over national integration.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Irregular force doctrine with guerrilla tactics, asymmetric suppression, and regional ambiguity.

Tactics:
IED networks, small unit ambushes, mountain terrain control, and cross-border hit-and-run raids against rival factions.

Mission:
Defend national sovereignty, support NATO operations, and project influence across Lusophone Africa and the Atlantic corridor.

Strategy:
Maintain modular, NATO-aligned forces with readiness for expeditionary deployment, maritime patrol, and rapid airlift.

Doctrine:
🌍 Expeditionary. Light joint-force structure designed for overseas deployments, humanitarian ops, and maritime stability missions.

Tactics:
Marine infantry airlift, offshore patrol vessel rotations, NATO logistics tasking, and paratroop readiness drills.

Mission:
Maintain internal security, suppress insurgencies, and protect maritime sovereignty in the Indian Ocean region.

Strategy:
Maintain a manpower-heavy force with rapid coastal deployment capability, modernize naval and air surveillance assets, and focus on anti-terror response.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Focused on internal security, insurgent suppression, and regional sea denial through fast-response units.

Tactics:
Counterinsurgency patrols, naval intercept craft, rotary-wing gunship support, and jungle infantry strike teams.

Mission:
Defend national and allied territory, contribute to NATO operations, and support maritime security worldwide.

Strategy:
Maintain a flexible, deployable force structure with strong naval focus, participate in multinational task forces, and support joint air-ground operations.

Doctrine:
🌍 Expeditionary. Maritime-leaning expeditionary doctrine with NATO interoperability and forward deployment readiness.

Tactics:
Frigate-based strike deployments, F-35 patrols, joint amphibious task force training, and overseas stabilization missions.

Mission:
Defend national territory, support NATO missions, and provide strategic transport and airpower in alliance operations.

Strategy:
Focus on high-readiness units, support multinational airlift, and prioritize cyber, air control, and rapid deployment logistics.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Light professional force with specialization in support roles and limited unilateral projection.

Tactics:
C-130 and A400M airlift support, Eurofighter QRA rotation, cyber defense teams, and limited infantry coalition deployment.

Mission:
Protect territorial integrity, defend Amazon and Andean regions, and manage narcotrafficking and insurgent threats.

Strategy:
Maintain a large, land-centric force with jungle mobility, reinforce maritime surveillance, and modernize armored units incrementally.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Defensive baseline with strong emphasis on mobile response in jungle and border terrain.

Tactics:
Jungle warfare teams, helicopter assault units, riverine patrols, and legacy armored maneuvers in highlands.

Mission:
Defend national borders, fulfill NATO obligations, and ensure readiness for hybrid threats within Central Europe.

Strategy:
Invest in modernization with German systems, participate in NATO joint operations, and strengthen rapid air defense and armored mobility.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Modernized conventional force aimed at regional mobility, deterrence, and coalition participation.

Tactics:
Leopard 2 formations, Gripen QRA patrols, NATO air-policing, and mobile brigade drills near eastern border zones.

Mission:
Maintain national unity, defeat armed insurgencies, and deter border conflicts in the Horn of Africa.

Strategy:
Utilize massed infantry, control contested regions through force projection, and rely on self-produced military equipment and regional alliances.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Mass-mobilization and territory-control doctrine built on attrition and counteroffensive strength.

Tactics:
Infantry surge tactics, light armored raids, artillery bombardment of rebel positions, and aerial support for advancing brigades.

Mission:
Defend national neutrality, respond to disasters, and maintain territorial sovereignty with no alliance dependencies.

Strategy:
Focus on homeland defense, Alpine mobility, and limited expeditionary roles via peacekeeping and EU civilian-military partnerships.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Constitutionally neutral military focused on internal stability and disaster response capability.

Tactics:
Alpine infantry patrols, mountain mechanized brigades, helicopter medevac training, and border surveillance UAVs.

Mission:
Defend NATO’s Central European corridor, support rapid deployment logistics, and protect national sovereignty against hybrid threats.

Strategy:
Expand armored capabilities, reinforce air defense, modernize via Western procurement, and contribute to NATO collective defense missions.

Doctrine:
🌍 Expeditionary. Agile, alliance-integrated force posture focused on regional mobility and coalition interoperability.

Tactics:
Infantry fighting vehicle drills, multinational brigade training, radar-based airspace monitoring, and rapid logistics deployment tests.

Mission:
Preserve strict neutrality, ensure territorial defense, and protect civilian population under a militia-based reserve system.

Strategy:
Emphasize decentralized defense, universal conscription, and terrain-based deterrence through Alpine fortifications and layered ground-air defense.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Militia-centered doctrine with emphasis on total defense, terrain denial, and long-term national mobilization.

Tactics:
Tunnel artillery emplacements, rapid conscript mobilization, decentralized militia checkpoints, and airbase camouflage operations.

Mission:
Defend territorial sovereignty, contribute to NATO operations, and maintain regional stability in the Balkans.

Strategy:
Participate in multinational joint training, maintain maritime and air mobility, and modernize legacy ground systems via EU/NATO partnerships.

Doctrine:
🌍 Expeditionary. NATO-compatible joint-force posture with readiness for stabilization missions and maritime security support.

Tactics:
Armored battalion exercises, sea patrol craft deployments, multinational infantry rotations, and coastal surveillance drones.

Mission:
Maintain regime and border security, deter jihadist insurgents, and contribute to Mediterranean stability operations.

Strategy:
Focus on counterterrorism, modernize with NATO and U.S. aid, and use internal gendarmerie-style units for fast response to rural threats.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Homeland-oriented doctrine focused on rapid neutralization of asymmetric threats with mobile intervention forces.

Tactics:
UAV-assisted counterinsurgency patrols, light armored convoy security, desert zone garrisoning, and special forces reaction squads.

Mission:
Protect national borders, counter terrorism and insurgency, and support peacekeeping across East Africa.

Strategy:
Maintain mobile ground forces, invest in ISR and border surveillance, and cooperate with Western and regional partners for counterterrorism operations.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Primarily defensive posture with cross-border raid capabilities and counterinsurgency strength.

Tactics:
Light mechanized battalions, UAV-aided patrols, AMISOM-style rapid reaction teams, and helicopter-supported strikes on militant camps.

Mission:
Protect national territory, support NATO operations, and deter regional instability in Central and Eastern Europe.

Strategy:
Focus on NATO integration, modernization of ground forces, and reinforcement of air defense systems through Western procurement.

Doctrine:
🌍 Expeditionary. NATO-aligned doctrine supporting joint operations, rapid air deployment, and multilateral logistics coordination.

Tactics:
Mechanized battalion rotations, Patriot missile battery drills, international exercises with Visegrád partners, and F-16 transition training.

Mission:
Defend national territory, contribute to Pacific and international peacekeeping, and support humanitarian operations regionally.

Strategy:
Maintain a light, deployable force with air-sea mobility, emphasize civil-military disaster readiness, and collaborate with Australia and the U.S. for Pacific security.

Doctrine:
🌍 Expeditionary. Peacekeeping- and stabilization-oriented doctrine with emphasis on coalition support and maritime projection.

Tactics:
Amphibious-ready infantry, airlift-supported UN deployments, P-8 maritime surveillance patrols, and civil response reserve coordination.

Mission:
Maintain regime control, recover lost territory, and resist foreign-backed rebel and extremist factions.

Strategy:
Rely on Russian and Iranian support, integrate irregular militias, use airpower and artillery against opposition, and fortify urban strongholds.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Counterinsurgency-centric with embedded reliance on foreign allies and asymmetric suppression tools.

Tactics:
Barrel bomb airstrikes, Russian-coordinated artillery barrages, Hezbollah-led clearing operations, and loyalist checkpoint networks.

Mission:
Defend territorial waters, maintain Gulf stability, and secure borders with Yemen while avoiding regional escalation.

Strategy:
Maintain a small but professional force with strategic neutrality, focus on naval patrols, and invest in air defense and mobile ground units.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Defensive stance with limited offensive flexibility for regional border control and maritime deterrence.

Tactics:
Coastal patrol craft, radar-linked SAM batteries, mountain troop deployments along the Yemeni border, and mobile artillery drills.

Mission:
Preserve central authority, suppress insurgencies, and protect national sovereignty amid internal fragmentation and border disputes.

Strategy:
Rely on massed infantry, integrate paramilitary groups, and employ scorched-earth tactics in restive provinces with limited modernization.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Attritional force model with internal suppression as doctrinal priority and rudimentary strike capacity.

Tactics:
Janjaweed-aligned cavalry raids, artillery shelling of villages, ground sweeps with light armor, and air support via old strike aircraft.

Mission:
Defend national sovereignty, deter regional threats, and maintain strategic alliance with U.S.-led Gulf defense architecture.

Strategy:
Rely on forward-deployed U.S. assets, maintain capable defensive posture through air defense systems and mechanized ground units.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Military strategy focused on deterrence and resilience within a coalition-backed framework.

Tactics:
Patriot and NASAMS integration, heavy armor positioned near strategic choke points, and close coordination with CENTCOM forces.

Mission:
Preserve internal cohesion, control key economic zones, and suppress separatist movements or external provocations.

Strategy:
Maintain large ground forces, use oil revenues to modernize selectively, and project deterrence through heavy mechanized units and air support.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Ground-heavy doctrine geared for regional presence and internal suppression via conventional force dominance.

Tactics:
T-72 armored battalions, MiG-23 and Su-30 airstrikes, internal force rotation to Cabinda, and border troop buildup in volatile zones.

Mission:
Defend regime sovereignty, deter Ethiopian pressure, and project limited influence through conscription-based force strength.

Strategy:
Maintain one of Africa’s largest conscript armies, use border tension for internal control, and deploy forces regionally in support of allied militias.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Mass-mobilization doctrine built on territorial defense, counter-invasion preparedness, and asymmetric expeditionary reach.

Tactics:
Border trench networks, conscript-based infantry deployments, artillery saturation on forward lines, and limited regional proxy support.

Mission:
Protect national infrastructure, deter regional coercion, and maintain strategic alliance with Western and Gulf partners.

Strategy:
Invest in cutting-edge air platforms, host forward-deployed U.S. airbases, and focus on high-tech deterrence and special forces readiness.

Doctrine:
🌍 Expeditionary. Light but modernized military structured for rapid coalition integration, airstrike contribution, and regional ISR sharing.

Tactics:
Rafale and Eurofighter air superiority patrols, special forces integration with Western partners, and airbase-forward logistics exercises.

Mission:
Protect national borders, counter drug trafficking and armed groups, and respond to internal security crises.

Strategy:
Maintain mixed ground-air capabilities, deploy military in support of law enforcement, and expand surveillance in rural conflict zones.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Territorial defense with internal quick-reaction capability and growing reliance on air mobility and counterinsurgency.

Tactics:
Jungle airbase patrols, helicopter-deployed infantry, mobile checkpoints, and integrated military-police crackdowns in urban hot zones.

Mission:
Protect national sovereignty, suppress rebel militias, and maintain internal territorial cohesion.

Strategy:
Rely on massed infantry, UN support, and foreign military assistance to counter regional insurgencies and internal fragmentation.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Militia-heavy internal security doctrine rooted in territorial control and large-scale ground presence.

Tactics:
Infantry-heavy force deployments, jungle-clearing sweeps, airlifted QRF, and integration with MONUSCO-backed operations.

Mission:
Defend national territory, deter Russian encroachment, and reintegrate separatist regions under state control.

Strategy:
Invest in rapid response units, pursue NATO interoperability, and develop territorial defense focused on countering armored incursions.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Defensive core with preemptive strike posture in strategic corridors and high mountain warfare readiness.

Tactics:
Mountain commando patrols, drone-supported artillery ambushes, fortified trench networks, and NATO-standard infantry drills.

Mission:
Maintain internal order, protect sovereignty, and balance against foreign-backed non-state actors.

Strategy:
Coordinate state military with UN and international assistance, while navigating parallel Hezbollah power structures.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Hybrid state doctrine constrained by political fragmentation and asymmetric militia influence.

Tactics:
Army-Hezbollah deconfliction zones, urban containment checkpoints, limited air force surveillance, and rapid border reaction drills.

Mission:
Regain unified territorial control, neutralize rival militias, and resist foreign interference.

Strategy:
Rely on proxy backers, coordinate with tribal militias, and maintain air-ground forces in separate regional factions.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Fragmented command doctrine based on opportunistic regional offensives and irregular warfare.

Tactics:
Drone strikes, convoy ambushes, paramilitary sieges, and territorial contestation between eastern and western factions.

Mission:
Protect national sovereignty, maintain regime stability, and deter Iranian interference in domestic affairs.

Strategy:
Rely on U.S. naval presence, invest in air defense, and structure the force for internal security and rapid allied coordination.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Primarily defensive, but built to respond decisively to internal unrest and limited Gulf deterrence roles.

Tactics:
Riot control units, Patriot missile coverage, joint air drills with U.S. 5th Fleet, and garrisoned infantry rotations.

Mission:
Regain central authority, counter Houthi forces, and resist foreign-aligned separatists and extremist threats.

Strategy:
Operate under coalition backing, rely on tribal militias and Saudi-led airpower, and engage in multi-front urban and rural conflict.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Asymmetric and fragmented doctrine shaped by proxy dynamics and regional alliances.

Tactics:
Civil-militia coordination, airstrike-assisted ground offensives, use of drone/IED hybrids, and fluid territorial control zones.

Mission:
Maintain regime authority, contain rebel factions, and defend territorial sovereignty across unstable frontiers.

Strategy:
Rely on ethnic-aligned military groups, pursue external support, and control urban centers through presence-based deterrence.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Fragmented state force doctrine anchored in loyalist mobilization and reactive suppression.

Tactics:
Infantry clearing operations, air-supported offensives, rural militia integration, and ceasefire violations for leverage.

Mission:
Defend national sovereignty, secure Nagorno-Karabakh, and deter Azerbaijani military pressure.

Strategy:
Strengthen air defenses, integrate reservist mobilization, and rely on Russian partnership while expanding domestic deterrence systems.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Defense-first doctrine with contingency planning for local counterattacks and elevated reservist readiness.

Tactics:
S-300-based air defense, trench warfare in mountainous terrain, tank-led counteroffensives, and drone defense adaptations.

Mission:
Maintain regime stability, counter internal insurgencies, and project regional influence in East Africa.

Strategy:
Build a capable standing army, support interventions in neighboring states, and suppress internal dissent via military-police coordination.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Centralized command with rapid strike forces and proactive cross-border engagement capability.

Tactics:
Motorized infantry patrols, SOF raids on insurgents, operations in DRC and Somalia, and riot control readiness.

Mission:
Preserve revolutionary government, deter external threats, and suppress domestic unrest through military control.

Strategy:
Maintain high readiness through conscription and ideological training, leverage asymmetric capabilities, and support proxy forces abroad.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Focused on internal control and irregular warfare support, with deterrent posture against U.S. intervention.

Tactics:
Urban counterriot units, mass reserve drills, coordination with intelligence services, and historical use of expeditionary brigades abroad.

Mission:
Defend national sovereignty, support civil disaster response, and preserve border stability with China and India.

Strategy:
Maintain a professional light infantry force, emphasize mountain warfare, and focus on non-aligned peacekeeping and homeland defense.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Defensive orientation with strength in altitude mobility and civil-military coordination for natural disasters.

Tactics:
Alpine infantry patrols, high-altitude air supply coordination, earthquake/disaster deployment units, and peacekeeping training rotations.

Mission:
Defend territorial integrity, suppress extremism, and secure Central Asian stability through national control and border protection.

Strategy:
Maintain a large ground force with internal focus, modernize Soviet-era equipment selectively, and align cautiously with Russia and China for strategic depth.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Defensive posture with mass mobilization potential and readiness for regional intervention.

Tactics:
Border patrol brigades, armored maneuvers in steppe terrain, internal deployment drills, and airborne QRF rotations.

Mission:
Preserve regime control, defend national sovereignty, and maintain internal order through centralized military authority.

Strategy:
Rely on mass ground forces, prioritize internal deployment over external threats, and deepen defense ties with China for modernization and support.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Politically driven doctrine emphasizing domestic control, territorial defense, and asymmetric readiness.

Tactics:
Battalion-sized patrols, urban control checkpoints, jungle warfare units, and PLA-supported logistics training.

Mission:
Defend national territory, maintain internal security, and contribute to regional peacekeeping missions.

Strategy:
Maintain a large infantry-based military with emphasis on counterinsurgency and regional cooperation, supported by localized modernization.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Emphasis on internal security operations, border defense, and limited regional projection.

Tactics:
Light infantry jungle patrols, internal security garrisoning, African Union deployment rotations, and mobile convoy escort missions.

Mission:
Maintain regime stability, deter insurgent threats, and project disciplined military presence regionally in peacekeeping and stabilization roles.

Strategy:
Develop a highly professionalized, mobile force capable of rapid internal suppression and proactive deployment abroad under African frameworks.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Doctrine focused on mobility, discipline, and swift regional reaction capacity with strong civil-military integration.

Tactics:
Battalion-level regional intervention, rapid infantry rotation, civic-military outreach, and jungle light armor convoy support.

Mission:
Protect national sovereignty, secure mountainous borders, and suppress internal unrest through centralized armed force deployment.

Strategy:
Maintain a conscript-heavy army with mountain and jungle mobility, use military for domestic enforcement, and engage in state-industry partnership for sustainment.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. High-altitude defensive orientation with riot control, border reaction, and localized COIN capabilities.

Tactics:
Mountain infantry drills, rural quick-response garrisons, riot suppression with armored support, and jungle-area helicopter insertions.

Mission:
Defend territorial control, suppress militant threats, and support French and African forces in the Sahel.

Strategy:
Rely on elite desert units, coordinate with international partners, and deploy combat brigades across northern and western frontiers.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Counterterrorism and mobile border-control doctrine with capacity for regional reaction.

Tactics:
Desert maneuver groups, technical-mounted raids, French-assisted logistics, and ambush-response tactics in open terrain.

Mission:
Defend sovereignty of the Republic of Cyprus, deter Turkish military presence in the north, and coordinate with EU and Greek defense structures.

Strategy:
Maintain a fortified defensive posture along the Green Line, reinforce National Guard with Greek integration, and invest in coastal air defense.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Fixed-position defense architecture with strong reserve mobilization and fortified zones of denial.

Tactics:
Bunker-based artillery, MANPAD teams, mobilized reservists, and urban defense simulations across buffer zones.

Mission:
Defend territorial integrity, provide internal security, and support peacekeeping efforts within Southern Africa.

Strategy:
Maintain a stable and apolitical armed force, invest in light infantry readiness, and engage in regional peace operations with the UN and AU.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Internal stability and peacekeeping-centered doctrine with emphasis on light mobility and rapid deployment.

Tactics:
Infantry-based quick-response units, border station patrols, training for international missions, and civil support coordination.

Mission:
Protect territorial integrity, support UN peacekeeping efforts, and maintain internal civil order during crises or natural disasters.

Strategy:
Sustain a small, professional force geared toward peace support operations, reinforce civil-military disaster roles, and coordinate with regional security partners.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Defensive neutrality model with emphasis on peacekeeping and humanitarian assistance missions.

Tactics:
UN rotation troops, airlift-enabled emergency response, civic-military joint tasking, and border surveillance during peacetime.

Mission:
Protect national sovereignty, counter narcotics trafficking, and suppress insurgent threats in border regions.

Strategy:
Maintain a rural-focused military force, reinforce state security in remote zones, and coordinate internal and border operations with limited air support.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Border patrol and rural suppression doctrine using rapid reaction and integration with domestic security forces.

Tactics:
Helicopter-deployed infantry, jungle reconnaissance teams, light armored escorts in conflict zones, and joint operations with police units.

Mission:
Defend national territory, counter narcotics trafficking, and assist in internal stability operations and disaster response.

Strategy:
Focus on military-police integration for internal security, rely on U.S. training assistance, and expand surveillance capacity in coastal and rural zones.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Internal security and civil support doctrine with a defensive posture in regional affairs.

Tactics:
Roadblock checkpoints, helicopter-infantry patrols, maritime interdiction teams, and army-police joint raids on cartel routes.

Mission:
Maintain sovereignty, ensure air and maritime surveillance, and support NATO’s North Atlantic defense structure.

Strategy:
Operate without a standing military, rely on NATO, U.S. rotational forces, and Icelandic Coast Guard for national defense and sovereignty patrols.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Constitutionally non-militarized defense structure reliant on allied air and sea defense guarantees.

Tactics:
Coast Guard patrol vessels, radar-linked airspace monitoring, NATO QRA support rotations, and civilian-military coordination in emergencies.

Mission:
Defend national borders, preserve independence between Russia and China, and contribute to UN peacekeeping missions abroad.

Strategy:
Maintain a compact, mobile force suited for open terrain, emphasize diplomacy and neutrality, and strengthen peacekeeping credentials internationally.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Territorial defense model designed around mobility and geopolitical balance between great powers.

Tactics:
Armored cavalry drills in steppe terrain, reserve mobilization readiness, UN infantry training, and logistics coordination in austere environments.

Mission:
Rebuild national military capacity, defeat al-Shabaab insurgency, and reassert state control across fragmented territories.

Strategy:
Rely on AMISOM and foreign advisors, rebuild national army capacity, and coordinate counterterrorism with irregular militia support and clan integration.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Counterinsurgency-focused doctrine with fragmented command and international dependency.

Tactics:
Urban COIN raids, convoy protection through hostile zones, UAV-targeted strikes, and infantry clearance operations with African Union support.

Mission:
Maintain national stability, deter insurgent and extremist threats, and contribute to regional peacekeeping operations.

Strategy:
Invest in troop discipline and modernization, deploy regionally under ECOWAS, and reinforce internal mobility and border control capacity.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Domestic control and regional peacekeeping doctrine with an emphasis on counterinsurgency and international cooperation.

Tactics:
Light infantry garrisons in conflict zones, ECOWAS deployment units, mobile infantry reaction teams, and joint patrols near volatile borders.

Mission:
Control desert territory, suppress Islamist militancy, and secure borders with Mali and Algeria against transnational threats.

Strategy:
Emphasize mobile desert patrols, maintain small but effective counterterror units, and coordinate with French and G5 Sahel partners.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Desert counterinsurgency doctrine with light, mobile elements supported by regional security frameworks.

Tactics:
Technical-mounted patrols, cross-border coordination with Mali, small base deployments in high-threat zones, and air-ground ISR tracking.

Mission:
Defend national territory, deter border clashes, and maintain internal order in mountainous regions.

Strategy:
Maintain light forces with mountain warfare capability, rely on CSTO for strategic support, and emphasize internal reaction speed.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Mountain-based territorial defense doctrine with readiness for quick reaction to local border conflicts.

Tactics:
High-altitude infantry patrols, quick-reaction force training, CSTO joint drills, and light armor deployments in border flashpoints.

Mission:
Defend state sovereignty, maintain regime control, and contribute to internal policing and border integrity.

Strategy:
Rely on infantry-heavy structure, integrate with police for internal suppression, and modernize selectively through Chinese defense assistance.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Regime-oriented military structure with internal stability and reactive border security operations.

Tactics:
Roadblock deployments, jungle border patrols, Chinese-trained internal reaction units, and limited air surveillance support.

Mission:
Defend national sovereignty, maintain internal peace, and prepare for future NATO integration through joint reform.

Strategy:
Develop unified military command across ethnic lines, participate in peacekeeping, and train under NATO guidance for long-term readiness.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Post-conflict defense structure focused on internal unity, peace operations, and non-aggressive readiness.

Tactics:
Battalion-level field exercises, NATO-standard training drills, peacekeeping rotations, and logistic coordination with EUFOR presence.

Mission:
Maintain internal security, protect national territory, and support disaster relief and emergency response operations.

Strategy:
Operate a centralized military force with internal deployment readiness, support coastal and rural security, and participate in regional training programs.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Homeland-focused doctrine emphasizing internal stability, civil support, and national resilience.

Tactics:
Infantry garrisons in rural districts, civil-military disaster teams, limited coastal surveillance patrols, and military-police coordination.

Mission:
Suppress extremist insurgencies, secure territorial control, and stabilize internal governance structures under military rule.

Strategy:
Prioritize mobile counterinsurgency operations, expand cooperation with regional powers and Russia, and decentralize deployment across conflict zones.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Guerrilla-suppression doctrine driven by high-tempo field operations and foreign advisory integration.

Tactics:
Technical-mounted infantry raids, village security checkpoints, drone-assisted ISR, and forward airstrip coordination with allied forces.

Mission:
Protect regime authority, control mineral-rich zones, and contain internal unrest across ethnically divided regions.

Strategy:
Maintain a centralized military presence in key cities, use force to contain protests and rival factions, and reinforce domestic garrisons.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Security-heavy doctrine emphasizing regime protection and internal control.

Tactics:
Military-police crackdown units, armored response to demonstrations, district-based troop dispersal, and gendarmerie-led patrols.

Mission:
Suppress separatist movements, counter Boko Haram insurgency, and secure borders with Nigeria and Chad.

Strategy:
Conduct dual-front operations, balance military-police integration, and receive support from France and regional coalitions in northern zones.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Multi-domain COIN doctrine with conventional and irregular suppression missions.

Tactics:
Mountain patrols in Anglophone regions, ambush deterrence in Lake Chad, rapid urban reaction teams, and localized artillery support.

Mission:
Defend NATO’s northeastern flank, ensure rapid territorial mobilization, and deter Russian hybrid or kinetic threats.

Strategy:
Rely on NATO integration, develop high-readiness infantry and reserves, and build deep coordination with U.S. and Baltic allies.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Layered territorial defense combined with rapid alliance reinforcement planning.

Tactics:
National Guard mobilization drills, joint forward presence (JFP) integration, forest-based ambush zones, and counter-hybrid warfare planning.

Mission:
Suppress organized crime and gangs, maintain internal order, and reinforce national sovereignty through militarized policing.

Strategy:
Blend military forces with public security roles, enhance counter-gang operations, and conduct urban containment with expanded surveillance.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Internal dominance doctrine oriented toward non-state actor suppression and public security integration.

Tactics:
Barracks-to-street deployments, drone-based gang tracking, facial recognition checkpoints, and direct army-police coordination in cities.

Mission:
Protect the Panama Canal, maintain sovereignty, and secure maritime and border transit zones.

Strategy:
Operate a militarized security force under civilian authority, emphasize coastal surveillance, and coordinate with U.S. for critical infrastructure defense.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Non-military defense doctrine rooted in national security forces with no standing army.

Tactics:
Canal security patrols, rapid reaction police-military drills, UAV maritime monitoring, and forward positioning near Darién Gap.

Mission:
Maintain internal stability, defend air and maritime borders, and deter incursions or unrest from neighboring Haiti.

Strategy:
Focus on border militarization, develop rapid response units, and employ joint police-military task forces to contain unrest and migration flows.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Internally-focused doctrine with flexible reaction elements and militarized civil support.

Tactics:
Infantry reinforcement of border posts, armed drone use for surveillance, amphibious denial drills, and mobile reaction platoons.

Mission:
Defeat Islamist insurgents in Cabo Delgado, protect national infrastructure, and restore government control in contested northern zones.

Strategy:
Coordinate with SADC and Rwandan forces, secure natural gas zones, and strengthen military through counterinsurgency partnerships.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. COIN-focused doctrine supported by international advisors and rapid-deployment brigades.

Tactics:
Airborne infantry sweeps, joint operations with Rwandan forces, ISR tracking of militant camps, and force projection from secure coastal enclaves.

Mission:
Maintain national stability, contribute to West African peacekeeping, and control maritime and land borders.

Strategy:
Develop mobile, professionalized units, coordinate with France and ECOWAS, and deploy regionally under stabilization mandates.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Light mechanized doctrine with peacekeeping reach and internal suppression readiness.

Tactics:
Amphibious infantry teams, border surveillance with UAVs, ECOWAS peacekeeping rotations, and mechanized reserve integration.

Mission:
Defend national territory, support NATO operations, and ensure force readiness for regional emergencies and disaster response.

Strategy:
Maintain a light, deployable force, invest in cyber defense, and operate closely with NATO logistics and mobility corridors.

Doctrine:
🌍 Expeditionary. Coalition-compatible expeditionary framework with strong civil protection and EU response alignment.

Tactics:
NATO-aligned infantry exercises, cyber security drills, alpine rescue coordination, and EUFOR or Balkan deployment readiness.

Mission:
Preserve regime control, deter internal dissent, and ensure border security through centralized military oversight.

Strategy:
Maintain military loyalty to political leadership, emphasize infantry and internal deployment, and support limited modernization via foreign partners.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Force structure optimized for internal dominance with conventional reaction capability.

Tactics:
Infantry garrison dispersal, political loyalty training, armored unit presence in urban areas, and joint response with police to civil unrest.

Mission:
Combat terrorism and insurgency, protect borders, and maintain regime control across vast, sparsely populated terrain.

Strategy:
Partner with French and regional forces, use mobile infantry and UAVs in desert zones, and maintain flexible garrisons near Mali and Libya.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Mobile defense doctrine adapted to counterinsurgency and regional instability.

Tactics:
Rapid desert patrols, drone-assisted strike operations, convoy ambush countermeasures, and border security reinforcement.

Mission:
Defend national territory, suppress gang violence and narco-trafficking, and maintain internal order through military-police integration.

Strategy:
Expand joint military-police operations, conduct rural security campaigns, and modernize surveillance in border regions.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Internal operations doctrine with growing support for rapid-reaction enforcement missions.

Tactics:
Jungle infantry patrols, mobile checkpoints, drug corridor suppression, and military-enforced curfews in high-crime zones.

Mission:
Defend territorial sovereignty, support domestic emergency response, and assist in regional peacekeeping.

Strategy:
Maintain a well-trained, disciplined force for homeland security, coordinate with SADC missions, and respond rapidly to civil disturbances and disaster relief.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Light infantry-centric doctrine focused on domestic defense and multilateral regional cooperation.

Tactics:
Border patrols, rapid disaster mobilization, anti-poaching deployment, and SADC security exercise participation.

Mission:
Reclaim territory from insurgents, preserve state authority, and counter terrorism in northern and central regions.

Strategy:
Partner with Wagner Group and regional forces, conduct sweeping counterinsurgency offensives, and maintain government presence in contested areas.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Territory-control doctrine focused on retaking lost ground with external support.

Tactics:
Motorized desert patrols, joint offensives with Russian PMCs, fortified urban zones, and UAV-assisted ambush suppression.

Mission:
Protect national territory, deter extremist spillover, and contribute to ECOWAS and African Union security frameworks.

Strategy:
Build professional, mobile forces for border security and regional stabilization, while emphasizing democratic civil-military norms.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Conventional light force doctrine aligned with regional stability and border defense.

Tactics:
Forward infantry patrols, peacekeeping training deployments, and armored rapid-response teams near northern border regions.

Mission:
Secure regime authority, maintain internal security, and protect coastal and jungle borders from infiltration or unrest.

Strategy:
Maintain elite units in urban and capital areas, deploy military for public security operations, and cooperate with French forces for strategic continuity.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Capital-focused doctrine with internal security prioritization and external support dependence.

Tactics:
Presidential Guard patrols, light armored city presence, rapid riot control deployment, and jungle zone garrisons.

Mission:
Preserve regime sovereignty, protect energy infrastructure, and deter regional destabilization near Afghanistan and Iran.

Strategy:
Maintain a large conscript force with defensive positioning, emphasize border security, and avoid formal alliances to uphold neutrality.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Isolationist but strong border defense posture with limited external coordination.

Tactics:
Forward desert fortifications, infantry-heavy border patrols, anti-infiltration barriers, and command garrison centralization.

Mission:
Preserve state authority, deter rebel factions, and support internal control through militarized enforcement.

Strategy:
Rely on loyalist infantry for internal patrols, participate in peacekeeping missions, and reinforce state security with paramilitary coordination.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Regime stability doctrine with internal force projection and regional participation.

Tactics:
Night patrols in urban centers, AU deployment integration, opposition crackdown units, and mixed paramilitary-military coordination.

Mission:
Defend national territory from Russian aggression, maintain digital sovereignty, and secure NATO’s eastern flank.

Strategy:
Operate under total defense doctrine, integrate reservists and conscripts, and rely on NATO rapid reinforcement and joint command structures.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Total defense model with layered resistance, digital defense, and high-tech mobility readiness.

Tactics:
Cyber-defense integration, forested ambush staging zones, NATO battle group training, and dispersed conscripted infantry operations.

Mission:
Defend national territory, resist separatist forces, and maintain neutrality amid regional instability near Ukraine and Transnistria.

Strategy:
Focus on light ground force readiness, counter hybrid threats, and pursue gradual NATO/EU integration for training and defense coordination.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Light defensive doctrine with limited strike capacity and neutrality under pressure from Russian-aligned elements.

Tactics:
Infantry border drills, reservist mobilization plans, anti-sabotage training, and logistical defense of national infrastructure.

Mission:
Protect NATO’s northeastern flank, resist hybrid threats from Belarus and Russia, and secure national infrastructure.

Strategy:
Implement total defense structure, expand conscription, deepen NATO cooperation, and deploy layered defensive systems.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Comprehensive deterrence model combining territorial defense, hybrid resilience, and allied integration.

Tactics:
Conscription-enabled infantry battalions, electronic warfare drills, urban defense planning, and prepositioned NATO forces coordination.

Mission:
Secure national borders with Afghanistan, preserve internal regime control, and suppress Islamist insurgencies or unrest.

Strategy:
Rely on Russian base presence and CSTO support, build internal rapid-reaction forces, and conduct high-altitude and desert training missions.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Border-oriented doctrine with emphasis on internal suppression and allied assistance under CSTO framework.

Tactics:
Airlifted counterinsurgency patrols, forward desert garrisons, CSTO joint drills, and mountaintop monitoring stations.

Mission:
Maintain national sovereignty, assist in civil policing, and manage regional maritime security with limited defense infrastructure.

Strategy:
Use military forces primarily for internal security, border protection, and disaster response, with Australian support for capability development.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Internal-security-oriented doctrine with limited force projection and reliance on regional partnerships.

Tactics:
Jungle infantry patrols, naval fisheries protection, rapid-response to tribal conflicts, and civil emergency deployment.

Mission:
Secure national borders, contribute to NATO operations, and maintain internal stability through light force structure.

Strategy:
Modernize via NATO programs, emphasize rapid reaction infantry, and support alliance logistics and peacekeeping missions.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. NATO-integrated light military force with flexible deployment and internal stabilization capacity.

Tactics:
Motorized battalion rotations, peacekeeping deployment cycles, border security with surveillance assistance, and joint NATO exercises.

Mission:
Defend the Sultanate’s sovereignty, protect offshore energy infrastructure, and maintain internal regime control with UK partnership.

Strategy:
Maintain a small but elite force structure, host British Gurkha presence, and develop maritime and aerial denial in the South China Sea context.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Compact territorial defense doctrine centered on high-value asset protection and rapid reaction capabilities.

Tactics:
Special forces base security, maritime patrol craft operations, coordinated drills with UK forces, and royal guard readiness.

Mission:
Secure territorial waters and airspace, manage internal security, and protect against foreign influence in the Indian Ocean region.

Strategy:
Emphasize coast guard capabilities, build maritime domain awareness, and partner with India and other regional actors for training and logistics.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Maritime-focused homeland defense with a heavy reliance on external partnerships for deterrence and crisis management.

Tactics:
Naval interdiction drills, island garrison reinforcement, UAV coastal monitoring, and Indian-assisted logistics coordination.

Mission:
Maintain regime security, suppress domestic dissent, and deter foreign interference through tightly controlled military and paramilitary forces.

Strategy:
Use internal military deployments, prioritize intelligence-led repression, and build partnership with Russia and Venezuela for training and support.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Regime-oriented doctrine built on internal dominance and external deterrence through alliances.

Tactics:
Crowd control brigades, rapid police-military reaction squads, surveillance operations, and Russian-assisted field training rotations.

Mission:
Secure internal control, protect resource zones, and support regional cooperation in Central Africa for peace and stability.

Strategy:
Maintain a small, centrally commanded army with focus on urban defense, regime protection, and occasional peacekeeping participation.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Force structure oriented around national regime support and flexible low-intensity regional deployment.

Tactics:
Urban-based garrisons, presidential guard elite units, AU deployment readiness, and internal riot control tasking.

Mission:
Maintain territorial integrity, provide neutral homeland defense, and support UN peacekeeping operations globally.

Strategy:
Emphasize light mobile forces, invest in cyber and airspace surveillance, and deepen EU coordination while maintaining military neutrality.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Non-aligned doctrine focused on homeland resilience and international humanitarian engagement.

Tactics:
UN deployment training, national air surveillance partnership with UK, coastal naval patrols, and disaster response readiness.

Mission:
Maintain internal stability, support post-conflict reconstruction, and contribute to regional peacekeeping operations.

Strategy:
Emphasize professionalization and demilitarization reforms, participate in ECOWAS missions, and invest in civil-military relations.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Stabilization and humanitarian-centered defense doctrine focused on internal security and peacekeeping.

Tactics:
UN rotation preparation, border patrol drills, riot control coordination, and internal logistics support operations.

Mission:
Assert internal governance, maintain security within Palestinian territories, and resist occupation through asymmetric and civil resistance means.

Strategy:
Utilize police-style forces for security operations, maintain paramilitary structure in Gaza under Hamas, and receive foreign aid for internal stabilization efforts.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Divided structure with conventional internal policing and irregular militant resistance capabilities.

Tactics:
Civil defense patrols, rocket and tunnel warfare in Gaza, checkpoint management in the West Bank, and coordination with paramilitary wings.

Mission:
Reassert control over national territory, defeat armed rebel groups, and support peacekeeping and regime survival efforts.

Strategy:
Rely on Wagner Group support, rebuild national army structure, and integrate former militias under centralized command with limited logistical reach.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Conflict-containment doctrine focused on irregular suppression with heavy foreign advisory presence.

Tactics:
Combined Russian-trained infantry units, forward-deployed checkpoints, airlifted counterinsurgency raids, and militia absorption operations.

Mission:
Maintain territorial sovereignty, contribute to NATO operations, and provide internal security and disaster response capacity.

Strategy:
Operate as a small, mobile NATO-aligned force with emphasis on peacekeeping, cyber defense, and joint regional training exercises.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Flexible defensive doctrine with outward-looking NATO orientation and internal reaction capability.

Tactics:
Infantry drills with NATO allies, UN deployment training, cyber protection programs, and interagency crisis management operations.

Mission:
Secure territorial borders, contribute to peacekeeping, and provide internal disaster and civil support operations.

Strategy:
Emphasize defensive posture with ground-heavy mobility, coastal patrols, and military engineering for civil infrastructure support.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Stability-focused homeland doctrine rooted in support and deterrence across vast terrain.

Tactics:
Border infantry patrols, light air surveillance, military-civil road and bridge deployment, and African Union standby force readiness.

Mission:
Prevent terrorist infiltration, protect key urban and northern zones, and maintain civil order in coordination with neighboring countries.

Strategy:
Strengthen rapid infantry units, deploy along borders with Burkina Faso and Niger, and receive Western support for counterinsurgency training.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Border-centric doctrine with integrated counterterror and peacekeeping functions.

Tactics:
Mobile infantry posts, joint exercises with France and ECOWAS, rural surveillance patrols, and tactical response force deployments.

Mission:
Ensure national security, support emergency operations, and contribute to peacekeeping deployments within the region.

Strategy:
Maintain a professional, apolitical military with a strong humanitarian and disaster response role, backed by light infantry readiness.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Civil-military doctrine emphasizing internal resilience, stability, and peace support operations.

Tactics:
Flood response coordination, infantry peacekeeping battalion rotations, public service task forces, and southern border patrolling.

Mission:
Function as a strategic Russian forward base, support operations in southern Ukraine, and host critical Black Sea military assets.

Strategy:
Maintain heavy militarization under Russian control, deploy missile systems and naval power projection platforms, and act as a fortified logistics and command node.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Strategic staging and strike doctrine fully integrated into Russia’s Southern Military District.

Tactics:
Coastal missile batteries (Bastion), airfield-based strike aircraft, naval sorties from Sevastopol, and S-400 integrated air defense deployments.

Mission:
Defend territorial waters, counter narcotics and piracy, and provide internal disaster relief and civil support operations.

Strategy:
Operate a joint services structure with coast guard emphasis, develop ISR capabilities, and integrate military forces into national emergency response.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Homeland-oriented doctrine focused on maritime security and disaster coordination.

Tactics:
Offshore patrol vessel operations, radar-monitored narcotics interdiction, disaster shelter security, and rotary-wing civil transport.

Mission:
Defend national territory, support NATO operations, and maintain readiness for internal and regional emergencies.

Strategy:
Participate in NATO command structure, develop cyber and naval capabilities, and maintain a small but deployable infantry force.

Doctrine:
🌍 Expeditionary. NATO-compatible light force doctrine designed for alliance missions and maritime homeland defense.

Tactics:
Multinational training cycles, amphibious coast guard patrols, cyber defense cooperation, and mobile infantry readiness drills.

Mission:
Defend territorial sovereignty, support disaster response, and contribute to global peacekeeping missions.

Strategy:
Maintain light infantry focused on humanitarian response, deploy extensively to UN missions, and secure maritime zones through regional partnerships.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Civil-centric doctrine with emphasis on peacekeeping, regional stability, and internal emergency readiness.

Tactics:
Cyclone evacuation planning, naval support to remote islands, infantry peacekeeping rotations, and joint maritime patrols with Australia and New Zealand.

Mission:
Defend the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus from potential Greek Cypriot assault and ensure military deterrence through Turkish support.

Strategy:
Host substantial Turkish military presence, coordinate defense with Ankara, and maintain defensive readiness along the UN-patrolled buffer zone.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Heavily reliant defense posture enabled through Turkish military protection and fixed garrison lines.

Tactics:
Turkish Army zone garrisons, forward bunker fortifications, coastal radar posts, and anti-air deployments in Turkish coordination.

Mission:
Maintain regime stability, counter northern extremist threats, and support internal security through a centrally directed force.

Strategy:
Strengthen mobile infantry deployments near the Sahel, coordinate with French and ECOWAS partners, and maintain loyalist urban garrisons.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Internal and border suppression doctrine rooted in centralized control and regional cooperation.

Tactics:
Light vehicle patrols, joint operations near Burkina Faso, anti-smuggling perimeter missions, and domestic riot suppression drills.

Mission:
Protect national sovereignty, secure host-nation operations for foreign bases, and ensure maritime control of the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait.

Strategy:
Leverage presence of U.S., French, Chinese, and other bases to enhance strategic deterrence, while maintaining small, mobile defense force.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Strategic-host doctrine relying on multinational basing and small national force coordination.

Tactics:
Base security patrols, combined drills with foreign forces, coastal surveillance, and rapid-response fire support teams.

Mission:
Preserve national stability, support disaster and civil defense, and gradually rebuild national defense capacity after civil war demobilization.

Strategy:
Operate under a small, non-aggressive military model, support UN missions, and expand civil-military disaster readiness and border patrols.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Light internal security and support doctrine focused on non-expeditionary development and civil protection.

Tactics:
Infantry checkpoint control, civil engineering for relief, peacekeeping force development, and interagency border operations.

Mission:
Secure territorial waters, suppress organized crime and narcotics, and support national emergency and disaster response operations.

Strategy:
Operate the Jamaica Defence Force as a joint civil-security organization, integrate with police and coast guard, and participate in CARICOM security efforts.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Internal and maritime security doctrine emphasizing civil-police-military fusion and humanitarian operations.

Tactics:
Coast guard maritime patrols, anti-gang city operations, helicopter disaster deployment, and regional security drills.

Mission:
Seek self-determination and expel Moroccan forces through long-term insurgency and political struggle under the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic (SADR).

Strategy:
Use guerrilla warfare and diplomatic campaigns, operate through the Polisario Front, and maintain desert-based mobile units in Algeria-backed territories.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Stateless resistance doctrine blending irregular warfare, desert survival, and symbolic military presence.

Tactics:
Hit-and-run desert raids, fortified outposts near Tindouf, mobile artillery on trucks, and sporadic rocket launches near berm defenses.

Mission:
Defend territorial integrity amid border disputes with Venezuela, safeguard offshore oil infrastructure, and provide civil defense.

Strategy:
Modernize coastal and border surveillance, strengthen ties with the U.S. and Brazil, and expand air and naval patrol capacity.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Border-focused deterrent doctrine backed by foreign training and selective modernization.

Tactics:
Riverine and jungle patrols, drone surveillance of disputed regions, naval coast guard deployment, and civil defense readiness planning.

Mission:
Support NATO operations, defend airspace via allied coordination, and contribute strategically through cyber, space, and logistics.

Strategy:
Invest in strategic airlift, space-based defense platforms, and intelligence infrastructure while maintaining a symbolic military contingent.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Allied contribution model emphasizing niche capabilities and multilateral burden-sharing.

Tactics:
Cybersecurity readiness, multinational satellite operations, joint NATO logistics contributions, and non-combat technical integration.

Mission:
Maintain de facto independence from Moldova, ensure Russian military presence, and deter Moldovan attempts at reintegration.

Strategy:
Host Russian “peacekeepers,” maintain fortified positions across the Dniester River, and operate under Moscow’s political-military umbrella.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Russian-backed breakaway doctrine with fortified static defense and irregular reserve support.

Tactics:
Forward garrison posts, anti-tank and trench defenses, police-style paramilitary patrols, and Russian military coordination nodes.

Mission:
Protect maritime sovereignty, conduct disaster relief, and secure internal law enforcement with non-militarized national defense units.

Strategy:
Operate without a standing army, empower the Special Mobile Force and National Coast Guard, and rely on partnerships with India and France for broader deterrence.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Non-military national defense model emphasizing coast guard sovereignty and civil security force coordination.

Tactics:
Maritime patrols, disaster evacuation training, internal riot control units, and joint maritime surveillance with allied navies.

Mission:
Secure maritime and airspace integrity, support EU border control, and assist in Mediterranean rescue and security operations.

Strategy:
Maintain Armed Forces of Malta for border defense and civil response, coordinate closely with EU FRONTEX and NATO maritime assets.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Maritime-border defense and civil assistance doctrine tied to regional cooperation in the Mediterranean.

Tactics:
Offshore vessel patrols, SAR operations, air surveillance of refugee routes, and coastal monitoring radar station integration.

Mission:
Maintain territorial sovereignty, assist in civil operations, and manage internal security and border integrity.

Strategy:
Operate a compact army with focus on jungle mobility, internal policing, and regional partnerships for maritime and aviation support.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Homeland defense and support-focused doctrine with civil protection emphasis.

Tactics:
Jungle patrols, cross-border surveillance, civil infrastructure support, and joint maritime patrols with neighbors.

Mission:
Support internal security, disaster response, and regional humanitarian assistance under CARICOM frameworks.

Strategy:
Rely on the Barbados Defence Force for civil defense, maritime protection, and small-scale deployments to CARICOM or UN operations.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Civil-protection and regional cooperation doctrine with humanitarian prioritization.

Tactics:
Coast guard patrols, hurricane response, regional troop rotations, and small-unit policing support.

Mission:
Restore internal order, provide national emergency support, and rebuild limited military capacity after disbandment and reactivation.

Strategy:
Rebuild a light national force focused on engineering, disaster relief, and border control while relying on police for core security.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Fragile, rebuilding doctrine centered on civil service and humanitarian deployment.

Tactics:
Engineering corps-led disaster work, border patrol training, infrastructure security, and emergency shelter logistics.

Mission:
Deter territorial encroachment by Guatemala, manage domestic security, and assist in regional security and civil support operations.

Strategy:
Emphasize jungle warfare training, joint border patrols, and collaboration with the UK and U.S. for defense cooperation and ISR capabilities.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Territorial protection doctrine with emphasis on border monitoring and civil assistance.

Tactics:
Jungle infantry drills, airfield-based monitoring, disaster relief team training, and UK-supported border defense alignment.

Mission:
Preserve territorial sovereignty and ensure internal stability through coordination with India for external defense.

Strategy:
Maintain the Royal Bhutan Army for internal duties and national integrity while deferring external defense to India under longstanding agreements.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Non-expeditionary doctrine focused on sovereignty, neutrality, and Indian-backed deterrence.

Tactics:
Infantry positioning along disputed borders, Indian military advisory cooperation, and limited internal QRF deployment.

Mission:
Defend territorial sovereignty, deter Serbian influence, and transition from internal security force to full defense capability.

Strategy:
Develop the Kosovo Security Force (KSF) into a modern defense institution under NATO guidance while maintaining internal security and civil support.

Doctrine:
⚔️ Offensive-Defensive. Transitional doctrine blending homeland defense, NATO integration, and post-conflict stabilization.

Tactics:
Urban defense drills, reservist training, peacekeeping mission rotations, and NATO-standard infantry mobility exercises.

Mission:
Ensure sovereignty, support internal order, and assist in disaster response while relying on international partnerships.

Strategy:
Focus on infantry and civil engineering capabilities, maintain border presence, and partner with Australia and regional allies for security guarantees.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Post-conflict doctrine oriented around self-defense, peacekeeping, and national resilience.

Tactics:
Light infantry deployments, natural disaster drills, international capacity-building exercises, and police integration missions.

Mission:
Safeguard territorial waters, respond to national disasters, and support internal law enforcement through the Royal Bahamas Defence Force.

Strategy:
Operate a joint maritime-land unit for internal defense, narcotics interdiction, and regional response cooperation with the U.S. and CARICOM allies.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Naval security and internal support doctrine with limited external engagement.

Tactics:
Coastal radar operations, maritime drug patrols, inter-island medical aid missions, and hurricane preparedness exercises.

Mission:
Maintain de facto independence from Georgia, secure territorial control, and ensure continued Russian military protection.

Strategy:
Host Russian bases, integrate with Russian logistics and command infrastructure, and reinforce static defense near conflict lines.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Russia-backed enclave doctrine combining fixed defense and asymmetric deterrence.

Tactics:
Russian garrison patrols, fortified trench systems, police-paramilitary checkpoint control, and joint drills with Russian units.

Mission:
Preserve internal order, deter coups, and stabilize governance through a centralized but often politicized military force.

Strategy:
Maintain a small army under direct political control, prevent illicit trafficking along the coast, and engage in limited regional cooperation.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Internal control doctrine shaped by frequent instability and civilian-military entanglement.

Tactics:
Urban infantry deployment, ad hoc border patrols, counter-coup reaction drills, and regional training with ECOWAS backing.

Mission:
Ensure regime security, provide maritime border surveillance, and maintain national stability in coordination with regional partners.

Strategy:
Operate a small force focused on presidential protection and civil support, while depending on France for broader maritime and strategic defense.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Minimalist internal security doctrine with external reliance for strategic deterrence.

Tactics:
Internal security patrols, basic maritime interdiction drills, French-supported radar coverage, and disaster response readiness.

Mission:
Defend the monarchy, maintain internal order, and assist with national emergencies and infrastructure protection.

Strategy:
Retain centralized control under the king, maintain a small but loyal military, and avoid foreign entanglements or external operations.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Regime-focused internal defense doctrine with royal guard prioritization.

Tactics:
Urban patrols during unrest, palace protection units, logistical support during floods, and limited external engagement.

Mission:
Maintain internal order, support disaster relief, and coordinate maritime security through policing and external assistance.

Strategy:
Operate without a standing military, rely on police paramilitary units, and partner with Australia and China for security infrastructure and disaster aid.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Non-militarized doctrine focused on civil security, maritime policing, and external dependence for strategic support.

Tactics:
Police riot control, coast guard patrol vessels, flood rescue coordination, and foreign-trained maritime monitoring teams.

Mission:
Sustain de facto independence, defend against Georgian reintegration efforts, and ensure Russian strategic backing.

Strategy:
Host Russian forces for primary defense, integrate with Russian military structure, and maintain local militia-style forces for internal control.

Doctrine:
🛡️⚔️ Defensive-Offensive. Enclave doctrine with entrenched defense and Russian operational integration.

Tactics:
Static defense lines, small-unit patrols, fortified mountain outposts, and Russian air defense support deployments.

Mission:
Safeguard maritime domain, conduct anti-piracy and fisheries protection, and assist in disaster and search-and-rescue operations.

Strategy:
Operate a small maritime-focused defense force, coordinate with India, France, and the EU for external patrol support and maritime security coverage.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Naval and airspace protection doctrine with emphasis on sovereignty and international cooperation.

Tactics:
Patrol boat deployment, aerial maritime surveillance, piracy response drills, and foreign-assisted naval training exercises.

Mission:
Provide internal stability, support the presidency, and contribute to regional peacekeeping under ECOWAS frameworks.

Strategy:
Maintain a lightly equipped ground force with policing functions, rely on ECOWAS and Senegalese deployments for regime stabilization and defense training.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Regional peace-support doctrine with external backing and limited domestic projection.

Tactics:
Presidential guard duties, civil-military coordination in emergencies, AU peacekeeping deployment rotations, and basic infantry field exercises.

Mission:
Secure maritime borders, suppress trafficking, and support disaster response and civil aviation defense infrastructure.

Strategy:
Maintain a small but professional coast guard-centric military, emphasize anti-narcotics and SAR capabilities, and rely on Portuguese and U.S. support.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Island-state security doctrine centered on maritime integrity and regional coordination.

Tactics:
Fast boat interdictions, civil emergency airlift missions, base security in Praia, and maritime law enforcement patrols.

Mission:
Protect sovereignty over exclusive economic zone, support civil governance, and coordinate with regional naval partners.

Strategy:
Operate a maritime-leaning defense force, partner with Portugal and the U.S. for radar and patrol capacity, and develop infrastructure for regional security missions.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Naval-focused deterrence and surveillance doctrine tied to international training and investment.

Tactics:
Coast guard stationing, harbor control security, radar-based surveillance drills, and multinational maritime cooperation missions.

Mission:
Preserve internal control, secure mountainous borders, and assist in disaster response and infrastructure protection.

Strategy:
Maintain a centralized ground force within a militarized monarchy, support police functions, and operate independently with minimal foreign presence.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Internal-centric doctrine with limited regional posture and elevation-based mobility training.

Tactics:
Garrison-style infantry deployments, emergency logistics support, mountain patrols, and combined force urban response drills.

Mission:
Maintain internal peace and sovereignty, support disaster response, and protect maritime space through policing and international partnerships.

Strategy:
Operate without a standing military, rely on police and civil response units, and engage New Zealand and Australia for strategic defense support and humanitarian aid.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Non-military civil protection doctrine anchored in regional stability frameworks.

Tactics:
Coastal policing, community-based emergency evacuation, regional disaster response planning, and foreign-led security exercises.

Mission:
Defend national territory, contribute to regional peacekeeping, and support internal disaster relief and civil duties.

Strategy:
Maintain a small, multi-domain force including marines, navy, and engineers with overseas training and deployments under UN and regional peace frameworks.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Island-state defense doctrine focused on civil protection, sovereignty, and multilateral peacekeeping.

Tactics:
Maritime surveillance, UN troop rotations, cyclone evacuation planning, and engineering support for national infrastructure.

Mission:
Maintain internal order, assist in disaster response, and support maritime policing in coordination with regional partners.

Strategy:
Operate a small paramilitary police force with limited naval capability, rely on Australia and France for training and strategic defense.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Civil-protection and sovereignty-focused doctrine dependent on foreign assistance.

Tactics:
Coastal patrols, cyclone response, joint maritime exercises, and riot control training.

Mission:
Support internal security, disaster relief, and maritime law enforcement under national and regional frameworks.

Strategy:
Operate a small defense force under civilian control, participate in RSS and CARICOM operations, and assist in public emergency management.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Civil-military fusion model focused on domestic protection and regional cooperation.

Tactics:
Coastal defense patrols, hurricane relief missions, CARICOM security exercises, and joint police support.

Mission:
Preserve sovereignty, suppress transnational threats, and provide internal security through a demilitarized national security model.

Strategy:
Operate national police forces for security, border control, and counter-narcotics; rely on legal neutrality and diplomatic defense agreements.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Constitutionally non-militarized doctrine focused on civilian security and international cooperation.

Tactics:
Coast guard patrols, jungle counter-trafficking operations, UAV surveillance, and regional police collaboration.

Mission:
Defend territorial waters, assist in law enforcement, and provide emergency response and infrastructure support.

Strategy:
Maintain a small defense force with police and coast guard elements, participate in RSS, and coordinate with U.S. and regional partners for training.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Internal security and regional civil support doctrine tied to CARICOM systems.

Tactics:
Maritime interdiction, hurricane shelter security, joint exercises, and national service coordination.

Mission:
Support domestic security, provide disaster response, and engage in regional defense cooperation.

Strategy:
Maintain a defense force oriented around internal policing, disaster relief, and participation in RSS and CARICOM operations.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Civil support and regional integration doctrine with no expeditionary intent.

Tactics:
Coast guard patrols, search and rescue support, joint RSS training drills, and civil emergency deployments.

Mission:
Protect territorial integrity, provide civil defense, and assist in counter-trafficking and disaster relief operations.

Strategy:
Maintain a defense force with infantry and coast guard units, coordinate with RSS and partner nations for training and support.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Island-state internal defense doctrine tied to civil order and regional missions.

Tactics:
Drug interdiction at sea, storm evacuation coordination, national ceremonial guard functions, and joint RSS field training.

Mission:
Ensure internal order, assist in maritime law enforcement, and respond to national disasters under civil authority.

Strategy:
Maintain a small paramilitary force under the police, engage in RSS operations, and support civil infrastructure security.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Civil-protective doctrine grounded in national policing and regional integration.

Tactics:
Maritime patrols, civil defense training, volcano disaster response, and RSS readiness drills.

Mission:
Maintain internal peace, conduct maritime law enforcement, and assist in regional disaster response and stabilization.

Strategy:
Maintain a small police-oriented defense force, participate in RSS deployments, and prepare for seasonal emergency operations.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Civil-first doctrine supporting domestic stability and disaster readiness.

Tactics:
Police-maritime security patrols, community outreach drills, regional civil response missions, and cooperative training cycles.

Mission:
Protect the Prince, maintain internal order, and support civil emergency operations under symbolic sovereignty.

Strategy:
Rely on France for strategic defense, maintain ceremonial and civil response units, and deploy limited marine and fire support forces internally.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Symbolic microstate doctrine focused on protocol, internal support, and foreign dependence.

Tactics:
Fire brigade deployment, harbor protection, VIP security, and civil-military coordination for national celebrations and events.

Mission:
Preserve internal stability, patrol maritime zone, and rely on U.S. under Compact of Free Association for external defense.

Strategy:
Maintain police-led security force, support maritime policing, and host U.S. training and surveillance operations across the Pacific corridor.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. U.S.-backed maritime sovereignty doctrine with limited internal capability.

Tactics:
Maritime law enforcement patrols, aerial surveillance handoff, disaster coordination with U.S. Pacific Command, and civilian maritime safety drills.

Mission:
Ensure sovereignty over vast oceanic territory, manage internal order, and support U.S. missile test infrastructure under bilateral agreements.

Strategy:
Operate without a standing army, conduct maritime policing, and allow U.S. to operate critical defense facilities under the Compact of Free Association.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Demilitarized U.S.-protected doctrine with focus on maritime governance and alliance-based security.

Tactics:
Coast guard operations, U.S.-coordinated radar coverage, nuclear safety coordination, and ocean monitoring assistance programs.

Mission:
Preserve sovereignty and civil security through a non-military structure while relying on France and Spain for external defense.

Strategy:
Maintain ceremonial military and internal order via police and civil services, with defense delegated to neighbors through implicit historical agreements.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Non-militarized sovereignty doctrine dependent on allied defense guarantees and symbolic internal security presence.

Tactics:
Policing, national celebrations with ceremonial units, and emergency service drills coordinated with regional French and Spanish authorities.

Mission:
Protect sovereignty and maritime territory while relying on the United States for external defense and strategic security.

Strategy:
Maintain internal police and maritime patrol forces, collaborate with the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command under the Compact of Free Association for defense.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. U.S.-aligned sovereignty doctrine based on local policing and international defense agreements.

Tactics:
Maritime law enforcement, U.S. radar site hosting, joint surveillance coordination, and local disaster response tasking.

Mission:
Maintain sovereignty, internal order, and neutrality without a standing military through police-led security and Swiss cooperation.

Strategy:
Utilize civil police and customs for national control, depend on Switzerland for regional coordination, and uphold strict neutrality.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Constitutionally demilitarized doctrine emphasizing diplomacy, neutrality, and internal stability.

Tactics:
Policing, cybercrime enforcement, cross-border cooperation, and emergency coordination with Swiss authorities.

Mission:
Maintain internal law and sovereignty over oceanic territory through civilian structures while relying on regional partners for external defense.

Strategy:
Operate police-based maritime surveillance, rely on Australia and New Zealand for defense, and engage in regional climate-security cooperation.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Non-military civil protection model supported by foreign defense assistance and maritime policing.

Tactics:
Fisheries patrols, disaster preparedness, climate migration planning, and maritime zone protection via regional partners.

Mission:
Preserve national sovereignty, ceremonial tradition, and public security within a peaceful and neutral framework.

Strategy:
Maintain small ceremonial military units, operate civil police for law enforcement, and coordinate with Italy for border security.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Symbolic microstate doctrine based on neutrality, diplomacy, and internal policing.

Tactics:
Guard of the Rock patrols, ceremonial protection of government buildings, civil police engagement, and cooperation with Italian forces during emergencies.

Mission:
Protect internal order and maritime rights through policing and civil defense, with external protection managed by Australia.

Strategy:
Maintain a national police force, rely on Australia for defense and regional engagement, and focus on coastal monitoring and civil stability.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Non-military doctrine with external protection guarantees and domestic policing emphasis.

Tactics:
Community policing, coastal patrols, joint disaster response planning, and Australian-supported surveillance capacity.

Mission:
Ensure internal law enforcement and maritime sovereignty through civilian institutions, with New Zealand responsible for defense.

Strategy:
Maintain police and maritime surveillance capabilities, collaborate with New Zealand on defense and civil protection, and focus on regional engagement.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Civil-policing and foreign-supported maritime doctrine based on self-governance under shared defense structure.

Tactics:
Fisheries patrols, natural disaster coordination, joint regional training with NZ and Australia, and internal police service roles.

Mission:
Maintain sovereignty, civil order, and oceanic patrol presence while relying on Australia and New Zealand for defense.

Strategy:
Rely on national police and maritime units for security functions, operate within the Pacific Islands Forum structure, and focus on disaster and climate resilience.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Non-military model reliant on regional defense agreements and internal governance capacity.

Tactics:
Coastal policing, early warning system deployment, maritime patrols against IUU fishing, and civil mobilization for emergencies.

Mission:
Protect the Pope, maintain internal law, and ensure ceremonial sovereignty through symbolic and police-led structures.

Strategy:
Utilize the Swiss Guard for ceremonial and close protection, the Gendarmerie Corps for policing, and rely on Italy for external defense and airspace control.

Doctrine:
🛡️ Pure Defensive. Religious sovereignty and protection doctrine centered on symbolism, security, and diplomatic neutrality.

Tactics:
Swiss Guard close protection drills, Vatican police patrols, coordination with Italian authorities, and counter-UAV surveillance systems for papal events.