Military Treaty

A military treaty is a formal agreement between countries outlining their commitments to defend each other or cooperate in defense matters. Such treaties typically specify the circumstances under which countries will assist one another, whether through sharing intelligence, providing military support, or deploying armed forces. They aim to promote collective security, deter aggression, and strengthen alliances. Examples include NATO, where member states agree to mutual defense. These treaties are legally binding and serve as strategic frameworks that help countries coordinate their military policies and respond effectively to external threats.