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Phillip Barker

30 April, 13:24

Countries engage in proxy wars in order to:

O

A. promote their interests without directly engaging with each other.

O

B. avoid interference from their countries' military-industrial

complexes.

O

C. protect their weaker allies from potentially destructive conflicts.

O

D. push rival countries to drop out of a long-term arms race.

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