What Is a Military Clause?

Military treaties. International written agreements concluded between states or other subjects of international law that stipulate mutual rights and obligations in the military field. The contents generally include the establishment of military alliances or military alliances to maintain the strategic interests and security of the contracting states; provision of military assistance; establishment and use of military bases; ending states of war or armed conflicts; disarmament and arms limitation; and codification of war laws and practices. Forms include: treaties, conventions, treaties, agreements, declarations, charters, covenants, statutes, exchange of letters, and protocols.

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Military treaties have a major impact on international relations and the world situation. The nature and role depend on the political system, strategic objectives, and the nature of foreign and military policies of the State party. History shows that some military treaties are aimed at establishing military blocs, aggressing for world hegemony, aggravating international tensions, and endangering world peace. Some military treaties were signed in order to oppose aggression and provide justified military support to the aggressed party, and therefore play an important role in curbing war and opposing aggression.