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Denial is a military defensive strategy where the defender makes it prohibitively difficult for an opponent to obtain a military objective.<ref>[https://www.britannica.com/topic/denial-military-strategy Denial - military stategy, Encycloppedia Britannica online]</ref>
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[[Denial (Military strategy)|Denial is a military defensive strategy]] where the defender makes it prohibitively difficult for an opponent to obtain a military objective.<ref>[https://www.britannica.com/topic/denial-military-strategy Denial - military stategy, Encycloppedia Britannica online]</ref>
    
A denial strategy is different than a deterrence strategy. A deterrence strategy threatens reprisal. It attempts to changing the opponent’s mind about pursuing a certain course of action. On the other hand, a denial strategy does not seek to change an opponent’s mind. It merely makes an opponent’s objective impossible or prohibitively expensive, regardless of whether or not the opponent chooses to pursue it.<ref>[https://www.britannica.com/topic/denial-military-strategy Denial - military stategy, Encycloppedia Britannica online]</ref>
 
A denial strategy is different than a deterrence strategy. A deterrence strategy threatens reprisal. It attempts to changing the opponent’s mind about pursuing a certain course of action. On the other hand, a denial strategy does not seek to change an opponent’s mind. It merely makes an opponent’s objective impossible or prohibitively expensive, regardless of whether or not the opponent chooses to pursue it.<ref>[https://www.britannica.com/topic/denial-military-strategy Denial - military stategy, Encycloppedia Britannica online]</ref>
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