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In order to answer this, we need to differentiate between "threaten" and "endanger".
Unsurprisingly, there are many countries angry with us that present threats of some magnitude (albeit sometimes of a nearly insignificant magnitude). There are other countries that definitely have the resources to seriously endanger US National Security, but aren't, due to alliances, other threats that take up their time, etc.
Countries that harbor and train so-called terrorist groups are potentially threats, but the threat comes from the group itself; not the sovereign nation (usually). Some of these countries include Lebanon, Palestine, Syria. Libya, Morocco, Somalia, Angola (maybe), Venezuela, and quite a few others. This does NOT mean they represent a serious threat, however.
Of those countries that have the military and/or economic resources to endanger National Security, I would add Russia (we're on good terms now, so it's not likely, but Russia does have the arsenal), the Ukraine (ditto Russian), China (on good terms but capable of causing economic chaos if they wanted to), North and South Korea.
And many others. Countries that can cause difficult problems and regional threats might include North Korea and Iran at the head of the list.
What else can I help you with?
Is it just for the us to use military force to prevent the aquisation of nuclear weapons by nations that pose a military threat?
Assuming that the legal civilian government has directed them to use force, yes. If you are wondering about the political implications of using military force in that manner then a political forum would be a better location for this question.
Do immigrants really pose a threat to the US?
No, they are not but some of them are. My mom came from Haiti and she is a good immigrant.
What stimulated us imperialism?
A need for cheap labor, Economic competition w/ nations & political/military competition with other nations spurred US imperialism
Are failed nations a greater threat to the US than stable nations?
No, they may not. The Iran is not an unstable nation, neither is China or North Korea, however, the organization that these nations have is far more powerful than a nation in utter chaos, undoubtedly.
Where did the offering of US military aid to Middle East nations seeking help in resisting communist aggression came from?
IPOD
Why did pirates from the Barbary States pose a threat to the US?
They did not pose a threat to the US proper, but they did pose a threat to US shipping, and to the shipping of other seafaring nations. They were capturing ships, stealing their cargoes, and selling the crews and passengers into slavery in North Africa.
What is the military-industrial complex and what threat does it pose to us democracy?
death.
Is it just for the us to use military force to prevent the aquisation of nuclear weapons by nations that pose a military threat?
Assuming that the legal civilian government has directed them to use force, yes. If you are wondering about the political implications of using military force in that manner then a political forum would be a better location for this question.
Do immigrants really pose a threat to the US?
No, they are not but some of them are. My mom came from Haiti and she is a good immigrant.
How many volcanoes are green?
there are 40 volcanoes that are green wich means that they pose no threat to us
What 3 foreign terrorist organizations that are considered to pose the greatest threat to the US?
what 3 foreign terrorists organizations are the bigges threat to the united states
What are three foreign terrorist organizations that are considered to pose the greatest threat to the US?
Al-Qaede, Taliban, Wahhabism
Was NATO a US Military alliance?
Yes, and it still is. It's a military alliance with several nations in Europe.
Why should US help Russia after its collapse?
One reason is that an unstable nation with nuclear weapons could pose a threat to the rest of the world.
What stimulated us imperialism?
A need for cheap labor, Economic competition w/ nations & political/military competition with other nations spurred US imperialism
Why did the missiles pose such a threat to the us?
The missiles posed a significant threat to the U.S. primarily due to their potential to deliver nuclear warheads, dramatically increasing the risk of large-scale destruction. Their deployment by adversarial nations could undermine U.S. military deterrence and potentially allow for a surprise attack. Additionally, the range and accuracy of these missiles could target key U.S. infrastructure and allies, further escalating geopolitical tensions. This capability heightened fears of a nuclear confrontation during critical periods, such as the Cold War.
How did The US counteracted the German threat to invade Haiti and Santo Domingo?
The US counteracted the German's threat to invade Haiti and Santo Domingo by deploying US military in The Dominican Republic in order to protect them and all Americans life.
