remilitarized
Remilitarized is the past participle of remilitarize, describing a situation in which a territory or state that had been demilitarized or restricted to military forces experiences a revival or expansion of its military capabilities or presence. In international relations and treaty law, the term is used to denote actions or outcomes that reintroduce armed forces, bases, or defense activity into a previously demilitarized context.
Remilitarization can occur through the reintroduction of armed forces, the restoration of conscription, expansion of defense
Historical examples include Germany's remilitarization of the Rhineland in 1936, when troops entered a zone forbidden
Remilitarization remains controversial. Proponents argue it strengthens national security and deterrence, while opponents warn it can