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=== Assistant: Certainly, Mr. ===
Certainly, Mr. President. Here's my current understanding of the Central/South Asia region based on recent developments:

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* Current Alignment: Low (exact number not stated, but below threshold for influence removal).
* This makes diplomatic efforts more difficult and influence removal currently impossible.

====== - Currently: 3 (Scale 0–4) — This is critical. ======
* This increased after Russia used overwhelming force to eliminate a Level 1 Rogue State, which caused: - Significant destabilization. - Collapse of rogue state governance. - Emergence of a Level 2 Terror Group as a continuation of the rogue regime’s leadership.

====== - One Level 2 Terror Group in the Gathering phase. - We successfully conducted intel gathering operations and located this group. - Still requires an additional action to move to Targeting, before a raid or strike is possible. ======

====== - Increased by 1 due to their military intervention. ======
* Russia is gaining favor for being seen as a regional stabilizer — despite long-term implications.
* We cannot remove their influence at this time due to low alignment and high crisis level.

====== - Currently low or absent. ======
* We have no meaningful leverage here yet, but India’s recent upgrade to “Very Close Ally” opens a potential indirect path to gaining influence or leverage through joint efforts.

===== - Direct action is limited right now due to low alignment and high crisis. =====
* Further intelligence work could prep us to strike the terror group.
* A Crisis Relief mission might lower the crisis level and pave the way for influence and alignment work.
* Leveraging India diplomatically or militarily (arms/training, joint ops, etc.) may increase soft power in the region.

Would you like me to recommend a course of action for Central/South Asia next?