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==== 1. Tier-One Priorities: - Middle East (crisis looming, terrorism, civil war, and nuclear risk) - Africa (crisis point with terrorism and instability) - Asia & Pacific (volatile DPRK nuclear posture and Chinese reach) - Eastern Europe (Ceasefire and Russia–NATO tension) ==== # Containment & Diplomatic Pressure: - Intel Advisors and Spec Ops should prioritize tackling terrorism and monitoring nuclear proliferation in the Middle East, Asia & Pacific, and South Asia. - Diplomatic or economic cabinet actions should be directed to neutral or strategic alignment zones (e.g. South America, EuroZone, Central America) to strengthen ties. # Military Posture: - No redeployments yet—especially in regions where overuse could erode legitimacy. - Preserve military readiness; escalate only when Crisis Levels rise or auto‑loss risk is realized. # Diplomatic Restoration: - In CONUS, stabilizing relations with Canada is a soft-power necessity. Pursuing a renewed trade or partnership agreement could reverse the recent erosion in alignment. ===== - Authorize a Cabinet Diplomatic Effort in EuroZone to reinforce regional alignment (low cost, high return). ===== * Deploy Spec Ops + Intel Advisor covertly in Africa and Middle East to suppress terror networks and prevent crisis escalation. * Avoid overt military action unless crises intensify. Instead, use diplomacy and footprint management. These moves align with our policy priorities of stability, public security, and managing crises—not risking escalation. I’m ready, Advisor, to make the next executive decisions when you bring me our available cabinet rolls or conflict resolutions.
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