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Which countries in the middle east is facing a civil war between the government forces and rebel insurgents?
syria
Which of the countries in the middle east is facing a civil war between the Government forces and rebel insurgents?
syria
Which country in the middle east facing a civil war between government forces and rebel insurgents?
Syria .
What country in the Middle East is in a civil war between the government forces and rebel insurgents?
As of 2016, several Middle Eastern countries would qualify as being in a civil war between government forces and rebel insurgents. They include: Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Lebanon (partially), Egypt (in the Sinai Peninsula), and Turkey (in southeast Anatolia).
What must Counterinsurgency forces differentiate?
Counterinsurgency forces must differentiate between civilians and insurgents, as well as distinguishing between legitimate grievances and criminal activities. It is also crucial to separate local populations from external influences that may be fueling the insurgency. By accurately identifying these distinctions, counterinsurgency forces can effectively target their efforts and minimize civilian casualties.
What are insurgent forces and how does that relate to Al-Qaeda?
insurgent is just another word for terrorist and alqueda members are insurgents
Did American forces recived assistance in capturing manila by native filipino insurgents who were rebelling against Spain?
Yes
Did US forces fight insurgents after World War 2?
You need to specificy where you think this may have happened. There was no serious insurgency in Germany or Japan.
Who is Iraq allie in the war?
If you're asking about the current Operation in Iraq (Iraqi Freedom); NO NATION IS AT WAR with Iraq! Government forces are trying to arrest/terminate terrorists/insurgents.
What countries were invaded by Italian forces?
north african countries
Important forces in the macroenvironment facing companies today?
Technology
Is it necessary for a country to have military forces?
Not always. There are a few small countries on this planet that have no army and a few others who try to keep the size and expense as minimal as possible. But most countries traditionally have an army. The USA because it sees itself (up to now, at least) as the policeman of the world; many others because they face clear and present danger from insurgents, religious fanatics and/or neighboring countries; others because having an army adds to their standing among fellow countries - or provides them with a useful means of adding pressure in diplomatic conflicts with them.
