The term “military” refers to the organized armed forces of a country, responsible for defending it against external threats and maintaining national security. It encompasses the various branches, such as the army, navy, air force, and other specialized units, which are trained and equipped to engage in warfare and conduct operations. The military also plays roles in peacekeeping, disaster response, and humanitarian assistance. It typically operates under the authority of a nation’s government and is often subject to regulations and laws governing its conduct and engagement. The structure and function of military organizations can vary widely between countries, influenced by factors such as culture, political systems, and historical context.
Ukrainian special forces report no North Korean troops near Kursk for three weeks, likely due to heavy casualties. Approximately 1,000 out of 11,000 deployed North Korean soldiers have died in…