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CIVIL WAR VS STABILITY: Libya 🇱🇾 vs Tunisia 🇹🇳 vs Sudan 🇸🇩 Military Power Ranked 2025

CIVIL WAR VS STABILITY: Libya 🇱🇾 vs Tunisia 🇹🇳 vs Sudan 🇸🇩 Military Power Ranked 2025. In this critical analysis, we compare the military strengths of three North African nations: Libya, Tunisia, and Sudan. This video contrasts the stable, modernizing, and counter-terrorism-focused military of Tunisia with the fragmented, foreign-backed, and conflict-hardened forces currently dominating Libya and Sudan. Libya's military landscape is heavily decentralized, primarily consisting of rival militias and factions backed by external powers (e.g., Turkey, Russia/Wagner Group). Its total strength is drawn from a mixture of old Soviet-era equipment and new imports, with a fragmented, estimated defense spending of ~$2.8 Billion. Tunisia fields a highly professional but modest force, dedicated primarily to internal stability, border security, and counter-terrorism, with a focus on US/Western training and a budget of ~$1.1 Billion. Sudan is currently defined by the devastating conflict between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF). Its military capability is now measured by combat experience and its ability to procure arms through foreign networks, rather than a cohesive national defense budget, making its overall power volatile but extremely combat-ready. ⚔️ COUNTRIES COMPARED: 🇱🇾 Libya (The Fragmented State): Military strength is divided among rival factions (e.g., Government of National Accord, Libyan National Army). Possesses aging equipment (T-55/72, MiG-21/23) often supplemented by foreign support and mercenaries. Budget estimated at ~$2.8 Billion (fragmented). (GFP Rank 76 of 145). 🇹🇳 Tunisia (The Stable Ally): Highly professional, small force (36,000 Active personnel) focused on internal security, counter-terrorism, and border patrol (especially the Libyan border). Modernizing ground and naval assets through US and NATO cooperation. Budget ~$1.1 Billion. (GFP Rank 90 of 145). 🇸🇩 Sudan (The War-Hardened Nation): Military strength is split between the SAF and the RSF. While conventional equipment is aging, forces possess extensive real-world combat experience from the ongoing civil war. The military's focus is on territorial control and survival. Budget is highly distorted by conflict. (GFP Rank 85 of 145). 📊 WHAT WE COMPARE: Global Military Rank & Power Index (2025 GFP) Defense Budget Disparity ($2.8B vs $1.1B vs Conflict-Distorted) Stability (Tunisia's cohesion vs Libya/Sudan's fragmentation) Air Power (Libya's patchwork air fleet vs Tunisia's patrol aircraft vs Sudan's limited operational jets) Naval Strategy (Mediterranean Coastal Defense vs Red Sea Control) The Combat Experience Factor (Sudan's active war vs Tunisia's counter-terrorism focus) 🎯 KEY QUESTIONS ANSWERED: Despite its fragmentation, does Libya's access to external state backing (Turkey, Russia) make it militarily superior to Tunisia? Can Tunisia's focus on professionalization and border security effectively shield it from the instability of its neighbors? How does Sudan's ongoing, devastating civil war—which has hardened its fighters—affect its ranking against its more conventionally funded neighbors? Which of these North African states is best positioned for long-term military modernization and regional stability? ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Troops Comparison 0:25 - Air Power Comparison 1:48 - Land Power Comparison & Military Ranking 3:11 - Naval Power Comparison 3:54 - Manpower Comparison 4:21 - GDP, Defense Budget & Inflation Rate Comparison 4:57 - Natural Resources Comparison 5:16 - Quality of Life Comparison 6:13 - End 🔔 SUBSCRIBE to Defense Tube for weekly military power analyses and geopolitical breakdowns! 👍 LIKE if you found this assessment insightful! #Libya #Tunisia #Sudan #MilitaryComparison #DefenseTube #NorthAfrica #CivilWar #Wagner #CounterTerrorism