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=== Assistant: Understood, Mr. ===
Understood, Mr. President.

Here is your Strategic Peer Threat Assessment:

===== Win if: =====
* 9 influence total and
* Base in Eastern Europe (counts as 3 influence) and
* Eurozone Stability <5 or NATO or UK no longer “Very Close”

Current Situation:
* Influence: 3 total
* No base in Eastern Europe
* Eurozone Stability: 6 (safe)
* UK and NATO: Very Close (safe)

Verdict: Russia is nowhere near winning, but keep an eye on:
* Any further Russian influence plays
* Stability slippage in the Eurozone
* Sudden deterioration of our NATO/UK relations

===== Win if: =====
* 15 total influence worldwide (Bases count as 3 influence each)

Current Situation:
* Influence: 4 (Noted in Africa, South America, Asia & Pacific, and Central South Asia)
* No bases detected

Verdict: China is making steady progress. No immediate threat, but:
* Their economy is in Recovery (5) and they are not hostile
* Their influence footprint touches 4 key regions
* We must contain further spread, especially in Africa and South America, where we are underrepresented

===== Against Russia: =====
* Maintain Eurozone Stability ≥5
* Keep NATO and UK “Very Close”
* Use Intel/Spec Ops to reduce or disrupt their influence
* Consider covert diplomatic or sanctions activity in Eastern Europe if they surge influence

Against China:
* Expand U.S. presence/influence in Africa, Central South Asia, and South America
* Boost cyber, economic, and strategic recon capabilities
* Use Intel Advisors or Spec Ops to check influence growth
* Consider infrastructure or humanitarian investments to challenge soft power

Sir, China is playing the long strategic game, and Russia is lurking opportunistically. We’re in a position of strength—but vigilance is the price of global leadership.

Your move, Mr. President.