A country engaged in brinkmanship would

refuse to engage an enemy in combat following an attack.

maintain a position of strength without having to engage in conflict.

use strong threats and then engage its military to carry them out.

attempt to make its enemy believe that it was going to surrender

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Jayson Palmer

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9 September, 17:19

A country engaged in brinkmanship would

refuse to engage an enemy in combat following an attack.

maintain a position of strength without having to engage in conflict.

use strong threats and then engage its military to carry them out.

attempt to make its enemy believe that it was going to surrender

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Elian Heath · Answer 1

Generally speaking, a country engaged in brinkmanship would " use strong threats and then engage its military to carry them out," since "brinkmanship" means employing risky and dangerous tactics in battle in order to gain an advantage.

A country engaged in brinkmanship wouldrefuse to engage an enemy in combat following an attack.maintain a position of strength without having to engage in conflict.use strong threats and then engage its military to carry them out.attempt to make its enemy believe that it was going to surrender