United States has world’s most powerful military

United States has world’s most powerful military

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Category : Defense Published on: July 14 2023

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  • The US has the strongest military force in the world, with Russia and China in second and third and India in fourth place, according to Global Firepower, a data website that tracks global defense-related information.
  • The 2023 Military Strength list – which also includes the nations with the weakest military force in the world, which includes Bhutan and Iceland – assessed over 60 factors.
  • The top four nations remain as they were in the 2022 Global Firepower list.
  • However, the UK has moved up from eighth place last year to fifth this year. South Korea remains in sixth place as it was last year.
  • Pakistan enters the top 10 in seventh place, and Japan and France ranked fifth and seventh last year, drop to eighth and ninth this year.
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