North Korea, Russia and China Are Biggest Threats to the U.S., Says Gen. Mattis

The video discusses the primary national security threats facing the United States, emphasizing the challenges posed by authoritarian regimes like North Korea, Russia, and China. It highlights the need for a strategic approach to these threats, including the importance of maintaining global military engagement and alliances. The discussion also touches on the complexities of military withdrawal from regions like Afghanistan and Iraq, stressing the necessity of dealing with global realities and collaborating with allies to address security issues effectively.

What are the one or two most important national security issues that the country faces today?

What primary threats to the country were identified in the National Defense strategy?

What challenges does the military face when declaring a war over?

How should the United States approach its military engagement in Iraq and Syria?

What is the importance of sticking together with allies in addressing national security issues?