Category M: Military-strategic
Phase 2 Factors
| 2M-01 | The military balance favors "status quo" side |
| 2M-02 | The military balance favors "non-status quo" side |
| 2M-03 | Military technology of one side is significantly superior to other |
| 2M-04 | One side's military strength is growing |
| 2M-05 | One side obtains arms and ammunition left over from another conflict |
| 2M-06 | One side seeks foreign military aid to redress military balance in the area |
| 2M-07 | No foreign military aid is sought |
| 2M-08 | One side has limited control over its military forces |
| 2M-09 | "Non-status quo" side agrees to place its military forces under neutral command |
| 2M-10 | Use of military forces alienates "non-status quo" side |
| 2M-11 | One side interprets "routine" troop movements by other side as a threat |
| 2M-12 | One side possesses significant nuclear technology |
| 2M-13 | Both sides possess significant nuclear technology |
| 2M-14 | One side believed to be developing nuclear weapons capability |
| 2M-15 | Both sides believed to be developing nuclear weapons capability |
| 2M-16 | One side believed to be developing chemical or biological warfare capability |
| 2M-17 | Both sides believed to be developing chemical or biological warfare capability |
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