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Huey » 3 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

3 minutes ago

In order to count it you have to see it.  

Again, stay away from all things military.  You are a **** moron when it comes to the military.
 

 

AI Overview
Yes, revealing that a nation is low on missiles is generally considered a severe national security risk. In the realm of military strategy and geopolitics, broadcasting a critical shortage of ammunition or strategic weapons directly undermines a country's defense capabilities through several key mechanisms:

1. Loss of Deterrence

• Inviting Aggression: Deterrence relies on adversaries believing that an attack will result in a swift, devastating counter-attack. If rivals know a nation lacks the stockpiles to sustain a conflict, the perceived cost of attacking drops significantly, making aggression or invasion much more likely.

• Geopolitical Exploitation: Adversaries may use the window of vulnerability to aggressively pursue territorial claims, cyberattacks, or proxy wars, knowing the depleted nation cannot easily escalate the conflict.

2. Strategic Disadvantage

• Exploiting the Vulnerability: If an adversary knows exactly how many missiles are left, they can calculate how many targets they need to present to fully exhaust the remaining stockpile (a tactic known as "saturation"). Once the defense is empty, the adversary gains uncontested control of the a