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Several non-Communist states do, as tell - examples being the Republic of Korea, India, the United States, etc.

Many countries which maintain large military forces do so by imposing mandatory military service.

As for their reasoning, many of the states which remain Communist do so because they still perceive a Cold War-era threat. Cuba, for example, still anticipates a US invasion, while North Korea has always announced an intent to unify the peninsula, and would need a large force to accomplish this.

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