Naval disarmament

Naval disarmament refers to the process of reducing or limiting the size, capabilities, and number of naval vessels, such as ships and submarines, owned by countries. It aims to promote peace and prevent conflict by preventing an arms race at sea. Typically, nations agree through treaties or negotiations to cut back their naval forces, ensuring a balance that discourages escalating military competition. Naval disarmament helps maintain stability, allocate resources to other priorities, and reduce the risk of accidental conflicts arising from military build-ups.