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== Focused COG-Centric PMESII-PT ==

First, ~~complete~~ a [[~~Center_of_Gravity~~|Center of Gravity (COG)]] analysis to identify critical vulnerabilities. These vulnerabilities should be prioritized and then weighed against the PMESII-PT factors.

First, a [[Center of Gravity Analysis Guide|Center of Gravity (COG)]] analysis must be completed to identify critical vulnerabilities. These vulnerabilities should be prioritized and then weighed against the PMESII-PT factors.

As you research these PMESII-PT factors, continuously update both the COG analysis and PMESII-PT assessment as new information emerges. This iterative approach ensures that you ~~are capturing~~ all relevant details and their potential impact on operations.

As you research these PMESII-PT factors, continuously update both the COG analysis and PMESII-PT assessment as new information emerges. This iterative approach ensures that you capture all relevant details and their potential impact on operations.

For each PMESII-PT factor, consider the following:

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* **CountryX's Political Influence in CountryA**:

* Identify political alliances or alignments between CountryX and key political figures or parties in CountryA.

* Assess how CountryX leverages political influence within CountryA through lobbying, advocacy, or covert operations.

* Example: <code>"alliances established by CountryX in CountryA"</code>

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 == Focused COG-Centric PMESII-PT ==
-First, complete a [[Center_of_Gravity|Center of Gravity (COG)]] analysis to identify critical vulnerabilities. These vulnerabilities should be prioritized and then weighed against the PMESII-PT factors.
+First, a [[Center of Gravity Analysis Guide|Center of Gravity (COG)]] analysis must be completed to identify critical vulnerabilities. These vulnerabilities should be prioritized and then weighed against the PMESII-PT factors.
-As you research these PMESII-PT factors, continuously update both the COG analysis and PMESII-PT assessment as new information emerges. This iterative approach ensures that you are capturing all relevant details and their potential impact on operations.
+As you research these PMESII-PT factors, continuously update both the COG analysis and PMESII-PT assessment as new information emerges. This iterative approach ensures that you capture all relevant details and their potential impact on operations.
 For each PMESII-PT factor, consider the following:
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 * **CountryX's Political Influence in CountryA**:
-  * Identify political alliances or alignments between CountryX and key political figures or parties in CountryA.
+ * Identify political alliances or alignments between CountryX and key political figures or parties in CountryA.
    * Assess how CountryX leverages political influence within CountryA through lobbying, advocacy, or covert operations.
    * Example: <code>"alliances established by CountryX in CountryA"</code>