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==Manifesto== | ==Manifesto== | ||
We are an international team committed to democracy, peace, human rights and health. We create capabilitites for strengthening defense in the countries of NATO and its allies. We understand that only a significant superiority in military force can keep the peace, as it deprives dictators and terrorists of the hope of even a short-term victory. Therefore, we share the ideas and strategic goals that are described in the many policy documents and requests for innovative proposals that we receive from the defense agencies of the U.S., EU, Switzerland, UK, Canada, Israel, Australia, South Korea, Japan. | '''''We are an international team committed to democracy, peace, human rights and health. We create capabilitites for strengthening defense in the countries of NATO and its allies. We understand that only a significant superiority in military force can keep the peace, as it deprives dictators and terrorists of the hope of even a short-term victory.''''' Therefore, we share the ideas and strategic goals that are described in the many policy documents and requests for innovative proposals that we receive from the defense agencies of the U.S., EU, Switzerland, UK, Canada, Israel, Australia, South Korea, Japan. | ||
We are developing ARHUDFM technology so that the military personnel of these states can: | We are developing ARHUDFM technology so that the military personnel of these states can: | ||
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|style="width: 55%" |As the chart shows<ref>Our World in Data, [https://ourworldindata.org/war-and-peace War and Peace]</ref>, at least 150 ongoing armed conflicts have been recorded each year recently. This number is up from previous decades, but even then, it rarely fell below 100, and there has been no year without armed conflict for centuries. | | style="width: 55%" |As the chart shows<ref>Our World in Data, [https://ourworldindata.org/war-and-peace War and Peace]</ref>, at least 150 ongoing armed conflicts have been recorded each year recently. This number is up from previous decades, but even then, it rarely fell below 100, and there has been no year without armed conflict for centuries. | ||
Wars — usually defined as armed conflicts that are especially deadly — have been rarer, with between 0 and 12 active wars per year. Still, there have been very few years without any. | Wars — usually defined as armed conflicts that are especially deadly — have been rarer, with between 0 and 12 active wars per year. Still, there have been very few years without any. | ||
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And non-state conflicts have become the most common type; they have been the primary driver of the recent increase in conflicts. | And non-state conflicts have become the most common type; they have been the primary driver of the recent increase in conflicts. | ||
|style="width: 45%" |<pdf width="600" height="480">https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/ongoing-armed-conflicts-by-type</pdf> | | style="width: 45%" |<pdf width="600" height="480">https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/ongoing-armed-conflicts-by-type</pdf> | ||
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