National Defense and State Defense

1. Idependent

2. Dynamic
3. Unity

4. Authority

5. Consultation and cooperation

D. Challenges of National Resilience and State Defense

Threats are efforts aimed at changing policies that are carried out conceptually or planned and directed, either through criminal or political actions.
Threats are divided into 2:

1. Military Threats

Military threats are threats that use armed force which are considered to endanger the state.

Example: Armed rebellion, separatist movement (movement to break away from the state), acts of terrorism, etc.

2. Non-Military Threats

Non-military threats are threats that do not use force of arms but if left unchecked will harm and also endanger the country.