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=== Assistant: Thank you, Advisor. ===
Thank you, Advisor.

Those figures are alarming, though not yet critical. Here's my initial assessment:

===== - Combined with Iran’s regional tensions, rogue state status, and existing crisis level (3) in the Middle East, this puts us on a dangerous path. =====
* If Iran progresses to mass deployment (5) and war breaks out with Israel, we face an automatic loss.
* Our current assets in the region—Intel Advisor, Spec Ops, USAF, and USMC—give us options to monitor, deter, or strike if necessary.
* Diplomacy, sanctions, and containment strategies need to intensify now, ideally through our allies (Israel and the Gulf States), to prevent further nuclear escalation.

===== - Similarly, this is a ticking time bomb. With existing tension on the ROK, a single misstep could push this region toward war. =====
* An outbreak of hostilities and nuclear capability at 5 would also end our administration.
* Our Army Heavy unit on the DMZ, coupled with USMC, USAF, and two Carriers (one fixed), provide strong military deterrence.
* However, China’s influence and proximity complicate escalation control.

===== - Increase Intelligence Focus: Leverage Intel Advisors to monitor further nuclear development. =====
* Diplomatic Pressure: Begin applying economic and diplomatic levers via allies and the UN.
* Containment Doctrine: Begin planning limited contingency operations—defensive postures that don’t provoke open war but contain breakout risks.

Mr. President, the moment for a proactive containment strategy has arrived. We still have time—but not much margin for error.

Shall we continue with the regional briefings, or would you like to address a policy direction here first?