Difference between revisions of "Security guarantees"

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'''Security guarantees''' are commitments made by one or more states to protect another state from external threats, often in the context of [[military]] alliances or international agreements.
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'''Security guarantees''' are commitments made by one or more [[state]]s to protect another state from external threats, often in the context of [[military]] alliances or international agreements.
  
 
[[Category:International Relations]]
 
[[Category:International Relations]]

Latest revision as of 00:15, September 20, 2025

Security guarantees are commitments made by one or more states to protect another state from external threats, often in the context of military alliances or international agreements.