Canadienii confirmă existența unui scenariu „de risc extrem”: război asimetric declanșat de o ipotetică invazie militară americană

The Canadian government has developed a theoretical model addressing the extreme risk of asymmetric warfare in the event of a hypothetical U.S. military invasion. Despite Prime Minister Trudeau deeming such an invasion highly unlikely, historical precedents and recent political rhetoric have prompted military strategists to consider unconventional response tactics. The model suggests that a conventional military confrontation would lead to a swift defeat for Canada, advocating for guerrilla warfare strategies and small, autonomous units to disrupt enemy logistics. Additionally, plans include forming a reserve force of 400,000 volunteers and preparing for strategic retreats to northern regions. Public sentiment in the U.S. shows increasing opposition to military conflict, which may influence future decisions regarding international engagements.