THE OFFICIAL CONSTITUTION OF WEHRMACHT REICHLAND OF 2024

PREAMBLE

We, the sovereign citizens of Wehrmacht Reichland, under the guidance of our powerful Supreme Chancellor and the Constitution, establish this Constitution as a guide for our nation. We pledge to uphold absolute authority, national supremacy, and unwavering loyalty to the state. Recognizing the importance of order, discipline, and duty, we dedicate ourselves to the peace, stability, and glory of our Reichland. With fierce determination, we will defend our sacred Wehrmacht Reichland against all threats. In the spirit of patriotism, we affirm this Constitution for the eternal legacy of our nation.

ARTICLE 1

THE NATIONAL TERRITORY

Section 1. The Wehrmacht Reichland is a Federal Dictatorship with 12 Official States (1. Americanstadt, 2. Canadstadt, 3. Mexiburg 4. Alaskanstadt, 5. Panamsburg, 6. Cubansburg, 7. Colomstadt, 8. Bolívarstadt, 9. Perucasburg 10. Chileansburg, 11. Paraguastadt, 12. Argentinastadt) and the other teritory is recognized as Province not a State.

Section 2. The country has only one party, and the Supreme Chancellor stands as the primary leader of the Nation and the Single Party. The system of government is based on the concept of total control and authority, where all aspects of society are controlled by the single party (Dictatorial Association of Reichland People's Party) and the Supreme Chancellor.

Section 3. Under the leadership of the Supreme Chancellor of Wehrmacht Reichland, all territories under the nation's jurisdiction have a goverment absulote control in all aspects, including land and sea. This means that all decisions and policies for the country, including politics, economy, military, and others, originate from the highest leader of the nation.

Section 4. The Wehrmacht Reichland possesses strong buffer zones at all its borders to maintain security and control. These buffer zones have restricted access, where only authorized personnel and activities are permitted.

Section 5. To enhance border security, Wehrmacht Reichland has constructed sturdy fences or walls in vulnerable areas. Checkpoints have been established for authorized individuals or vehicles passing through.

Section 6. A 24/7 aerial drone surveillance system is implemented to monitor the borders in real-time and identify potential threats. This technology provides crucial information to the military and law enforcement.

Section 7. Any unauthorized entry or activity within the territory of Wehrmacht Reichland is considered a dangerous act. It may result in various responses, from warnings, fines, arrests, to potentially lethal consequences depending on the severity of the violation.

Section 8. Violations of national territorial property are punishable under the law. This includes unauthorized extraction of natural resources, illegal immigration, or any sabotage activities aimed at undermining territorial integrity.

Section 9. Wehrmacht Reichland conducts national education programs aimed at strengthening citizens' understanding and appreciation of the territorial integrity of the national territory. This includes courses, seminars, and public awareness campaigns.

Section 10. To understand the total wealth and maintain sustainable management, Wehrmacht Reichland conducts a comprehensive inventory of natural resources within its territory. This includes assessing and mapping resources.

Section 11. Wehrmacht Reichland strengthens marine patrols and enforcement capabilities to combat illegal fishing, resource exploitation, and pollution within its Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ). This aims to protect marine resources and the environment.

Section 12. To maintain the supply of essential natural resources, Wehrmacht Reichland has established strategic reserves. This aims to ensure national security and economic trade.

Section 13. Investing in land reclamation projects to expand national territory by creating artificial islands, with proper consideration of environmental impact.

Section 14. Through funding and focus on long-term development, Wehrmacht Reichland finances land reclamation projects. This aims to expand territory by creating artificial islands, but with attention to environmental preservation and impact.

Section 15. To protect territorial property and counter threats from other countries, Wehrmacht Reichland will strengthen its military and capabilities. This aims to provide confidence in defending and enforcing the territorial integrity of the nation.

Section 16. All natural resources within the territory of Wehrmacht Reichland are considered the property of the state. Unauthorized extraction, use, or trade of these resources is punishable by severe penalties, including imprisonment and worst is death.

Section 17. The state has the right to expropriate private property for public use, with or without compensation, as deemed necessary for national security or public interest.

ARTICLE 2

SUPREME DEPARTMENT

Section 1. The term limit for the Supreme Chancellor is 6 Weeks with a Maximum of 3 Terms in Office. Unles he voluntarily resigns from his position, is ousted by a majority vote of Members of Parliament who oppose him, or dies. due to unforeseen events. The member of the Dictatorial Association of Reichland People's Party (DARP) shall hold the office.

Section 2. The Supreme Chancellor, alongside the Grand General or Minister of War, possesses the exclusive authority to declare war, initiating military engagements on behalf of the state. This authority is exercised to protect national interests, respond to threats, and pursue strategic goals.

Section 3. The Supreme Chancellor is mandated to deliver the State of the Nation Address to the citizens in Reichland Congress Hall every third week of his regime. This address serves as a comprehensive report on the current state of affairs, outlining achievements, challenges, and the strategic direction of the nation.

Section 4. Any individual or official who shows disrespect or disobedience towards the orders of the Supreme Chancellor shall be considered unlawful. Such actions may result in facing the death penalty as a consequence.

Section 5. The Supreme Chancellor has absolute power over all branches of government (executive, legislative, judiciary) and the military, giving him full control and authority over the entire country.

Section 6. Only the Supreme Chancellor has the right to appoint and remove high officials and high generals, giving him the power to control the heads of the government and military branches.

Section 7. The Supreme Chancellor and the Grand General serve as Reich Supreme Commanders of the Armed Forces, giving them the power to command and control the entire nation's military at will.

Section 8. Criticism of the Government and the Supreme Chancellor is strictly prohibited, giving the government the power to punish with the death penalty anyone found to have disobeyed it.

Section 9. There is strict censorship of all media, where only information approved by the government can be disseminated, which aims to control and manipulate information that received by the public even on social media.

Section 10. The government has the power to monitor citizens communications and conduct warrantless searches, providing broad control over the privacy of individuals.

Section 11. There is an extensive network for the police to gather information and eliminate threats to the regime, giving the government the power to control and prevent any kind of resistance and threat to their power.

Section 12. A state-controlled propaganda machine. promotes the ideology of the Supreme Chancellor, which aims to manipulate and control the beliefs of the citizens.

Section 13. The educational systems aim to spread loyalty and acceptance to the Supreme Chancellor and the current regime. which will empower the government to control the views and ideology of those citizen

Section 14. The government has control over all aspects of the economy, including production, distribution, and pricing, aiming to control the entire economic and trade system.

Section 15. Strict labor regulations limit the rights and freedoms of workers, which prohibit unions and other labor organizations, which seek to control and prevent any form of collective action or resistance from the government.

Section 16. Society is tightly organized and centralized for the Supreme Chancellor and his supporters to dominate power, which will empower the government to control the views and actions of the people.

Section 17. All citizens and officials are required to swear allegiance to the Supreme Chancellor, which will empower the government to control and suppress any form of resistance and dissent.

Section 18. The Supreme Court holds for political crimes, which often must have swift and severe punishments, empowering the government to control and suppress any kind of resistance and dissent.

Section 19. Public executions and forced labor camps will be used to intimidate and silence any kind of opposition and dissent to the government, giving the government the power to control and suppress any kind of opposition and dissent.

Section 20. Religion and any kind of religious activity is strictly prohibited. all every citizen should worship every Supreme Chancellor of the country. All houses must have portraits of the Supreme Chancellor and Vice Chancellor and must not be allowed to be dusty.

Section 21. The Supreme Chancellor has the authority to dissolve any governmental body or institution if deemed necessary for national security or public order. The dissolution is final and not subject to any form of appeal or review.

Section 22. The Supreme Chancellor possesses the exclusive right to enact emergency decrees during times of national crisis. These decrees have the full force of law and override any existing legal provisions until the crisis is resolved.

ARTICLE 3

ELECTED OFFICIALS AND MINISTERS

Section 1. Every National and Local Official in the Wehrmacht Reichland like Supreme Chancellor, State Governor, Province Governor, Municipality Mayor and etc has a term limit of 6 weeks with maximum of 3 office terms except for appointed Generals, and Prime Minister, Ministers, Vice Chancellor, all Members of Parliament (Senators and Representatives) they're have life tenure.

Section 2. The office of the Senate Chancellor, House Speaker, Vice Chancellor, and Prime Minister is appointed by the Supreme Chancellor.

Section 3. The local office such as Governors, Mayors have local election every 6 weeks.

Section 4. Each Minister has no term limit unless removed by the Supreme Chancellor, Incompetent, Resigns, and Died.

Section 5. The regular public oaths of the new appointed officials reinforce the commitment for the Supreme Chancellor and the Nation.

Section 6. Ministers must perform their duty and regularly report the events of their department or agency.

Section 7. The Minister of Propaganda or the Minister of Information and Communications strictly controls the dissemination of information, to ensure that security of state and regime is maintained.

Section 8. Each minister must report on what is happening in their duties and responsibilities.

Section 9. Any local or national officials who did not use their funds correctly, received bribery, stole the money from their fund must be liable to the death penalty.

Section 10. All appointed officials and ministers in Wehrmacht Reichland must regularly prove they are loyal to the Supreme Chancellor and support the state's beliefs. The Ombudsman checks this loyalty. If they fail to show loyalty, they will be fired immediately and might face severe consequences.

ARTICLE 4

POLICIES FOR THE REICHLAND ARMFORCES

Section 1. Elected generals should not be included in the day of election or appointment of officials.

Section 2. All Generals elected by the Supreme Chancellor are not subject to term limits unless they are removed by the Supreme Chancellor and replaced by a new General in their position.

Section 3. The Generals and armies of the whole country are responsible for the events leading to war, so they must cooperate and do what they can to help in times of crisis and war.

Section 4. The Grand General is granted the power to veto military deployments or actions that significantly deviate from established strategies. This provision ensures a balance between the Supreme Chancellor's overarching control over the military and the Grand General's authority in operational decisions.

(a) In times of war, the Grand General exercises absolute operational command, enabling swift and decisive military actions. This authority ensures that military operations can be conducted efficiently and effectively in response to wartime exigencies. Nonetheless, the Supreme Chancellor and the Grand General jointly retain the right to set the overall objectives and strategic goals of the war, ensuring unified leadership and coherent direction in military endeavors.

(b) The Grand General is responsible for maintaining the readiness and efficiency of the armed forces during peacetime, including overseeing training, logistics, and strategic planning. This ensures that the military remains prepared to respond to any threats or emergencies that may arise.

(c) In coordination with the Ministry of Defense, the Grand General reviews and approves all military expenditures and resource allocations. This role includes ensuring that military spending aligns with the strategic priorities set by the Supreme Chancellor and the state's overall objectives.

(d) The Grand General provides regular reports to the Supreme Chancellor on the status and capabilities of the military, as well as on the progress of any ongoing operations. These reports ensure that the Supreme Chancellor remains informed and can provide strategic guidance and decisions as necessary.

Section 5. The military is subject to the influence of the Minister of Propaganda and the Minister of Security, who develop a public narrative to strengthen the power of the military and instill fear of external threats.

Section 6. All citizens above the age of 16 shall undergo mandatory military service until age or 21. This service is designed to promote national identity, discipline, and mutual aid. It also ensures that the country has a well-prepared and versatile force ready to respond to various needs.

Section 7. The Reichwehr maintains an elite unit known as the Chancellor's Guard, which is tasked with the personal protection of the Supreme Chancellor and the immediate suppression of any internal threats to his authority.

Section 8. All military personnel are required to participate in weekly indoctrination sessions designed to reinforce their commitment to the Supreme Chancellor and the state's ideology.

ARTICLE 5

PARLIAMENT DEPARTMENT

Section 1. The number of Senators is only 12 Members which represent 12 States of Wehrmacht Reichland. The number of Representatives is only 241 Members represents a each districts of each 12 States.

Section 2. The term of Prime Minister, Senators and Representatives shall be life tenure.

Section 3. The Prime Minister is Head of the Parliament that influence the legislative process.

Section 4. Senators is the only office shall introduce the proposed the law in the Chamber from themselves or even from the representatives committee his/her led proposed.

Section 5. The role of Representatives is to become a part of parliament voting session, part of the committee and proposed the law.

Section 6. If the introduced law have has majority vote of approval of Members of the Parliament it would be the temporary official law through the country before the final approval from the Supreme Chancellor.

Section 7.  The two members of the house parliament like office of the Senator, and Representatives shall elected by their represents states and district, while the office of the Prime Minister is appointed by the Supreme Chancellor.

Section 8. The members of the parliament shall conducted the impeachment voting session from the office of the Senator, Representatives, House Speaker, Prime Minister for any national or local officials who they think that doesn't do his role or committed high crime.

Section 9. The office of the Senate Chancellor and House Speaker is shall appointed by the Supreme Chancellor.

Section 10. All parliament sessions are to be recorded and monitored by the Ministry of National Investigation and Review to ensure compliance with state ideology and the Supreme Chancellor's directives. Any deviation from prescribed guidelines results in immediate disciplinary action.

ARTICLE 6

JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT

Section 1. The Judiciary Department is the highest legal authority in Wehrmacht Reichland, tasked with enforcing the laws set forth by the Supreme Chancellor and the Constitution.

Section 2. The Supreme Court, the highest judicial authority in Wehrmacht Reichland, is composed of nine Justices appointed by the Supreme Chancellor for life terms, unless removed by the Chancellor. The Supreme Court's primary functions are to interpret and apply laws in alignment with state ideology, hear significant cases, guide lower courts, advise the Supreme Chancellor, and maintain judicial discipline.

Section 3. The Chief Justice, chosen from among the Supreme Court Justices, holds the ultimate judicial authority and ensures that the court's decisions align with the Supreme Chancellor's directives.

Section 4. The judiciary has no authority to challenge or review the decisions of the Supreme Chancellor or the legislative actions of the Senate and Representatives. Judicial review is prohibited.

Section 5. All lower courts operate under the direct supervision of the Supreme Court and are required to adhere strictly to its interpretations of the law.

Section 6. Trials for political crimes, including treason, dissent, and acts against the state, are conducted by special tribunals. These tribunals operate swiftly and their verdicts are final, with no right to appeal.

Section 7. Judges and other judicial officers at all levels are appointed by the Supreme Chancellor and must demonstrate unwavering loyalty to the state and its ideology.

Section 8. The judiciary enforces strict penalties, including death, for violations of the Constitution and acts deemed threatening to state security.

Section 9. The judiciary is empowered to conduct warrantless searches and surveillance to ensure national security and uphold the laws of Wehrmacht Reichland.

Section 10. Public trials are rare, and most judicial proceedings, especially those involving state security, are conducted in secrecy to maintain order and prevent dissent.

Section 11. All judicial decisions must support and uphold the principles of absolute authority, national supremacy, and unwavering loyalty to the Supreme Chancellor.

Section 12. The judiciary is responsible for overseeing forced labor camps, ensuring that those sentenced to labor perform their duties efficiently and in accordance with state requirements.

Section 13. The legal profession is closely regulated, with only state-approved lawyers permitted to practice. Lawyers must swear allegiance to the Supreme Chancellor and the state, and any deviation from state principles results in severe punishment.

Section 14. Propaganda promoting the state and its ideology is integrated into all judicial processes, reinforcing the citizens' understanding of their duty to the state and the consequences of disobedience.

Section 15. Regular public executions and other forms of severe punishment are conducted to serve as a deterrent against dissent and to demonstrate the judiciary's commitment to maintaining state authority.

Section 16. The judiciary collaborates with the Ministry of Propaganda, Ministry of Security, and Ministry of Justice to ensure that public perceptions of justice align with state objectives and to root out any subversive elements within society.

Section 17. All judicial personnel are subject to continuous monitoring and evaluation by state security agencies to ensure their loyalty and effectiveness in upholding state laws and principles.

Section 18. The office of the Ombudsman is established to address complaints of misconduct within the judiciary and ensure compliance with state laws and principles. The Ombudsman is appointed by the Supreme Chancellor and operates under the direct supervision of the Supreme Court to ensure integrity and adherence to state ideology.

ARTICLE 7

ECONOMIC POLICIES

Section 1. Citizens of the Wehrmacht Reichland have the right to establish a business without tax for the establishment of a business, but the government of the Wehrmacht Reichland has a 30% share of the profits of all businesses and firms throughout the country.

Section 2. All food, services, and products that are part of the territory of the Wehrmacht Reichland are of no value or price to the Members of the Government of the Wehrmacht Reichland.

Section 3. Every citizen of the Wehrmacht Reichland must receive an income of at least $250 per week.

Section 4. All major industries and resources covered by the country are owned and controlled by the government.

Section 5. The government sets prices for essential goods and services, preventing fluctuating market prices.

Section 6. The government dictates economic goals such as productions, through a detailed plan, with limited freedom for individual enterprise.

Section 7. The government dictates how resources are allocated, favoring military and industrial needs over consumer needs.

Section 8. Black markets will be mercilessly punished, there are heavy penalties for those who participate in it such as suspension, imprisonment for 40 years and the worst penalty of death.

Section 9. Foreign trade is regulated to support local production while allowing for international trade that benefits the national economy. Trade agreements must be approved by the legislative body.

Section 10. Economic sabotage, black market activity, and other economic crimes are severely punished, including forced hard labor camps or up to the Life imprisonment.

Section 11. The government establishes a National Planning Committee, tasked with creating and enforcing five-year economic plans to ensure state control over production and resource allocation.Section 12: All financial institutions within Wehrmacht Reichland are state-owned and operated. Private banking is strictly prohibited, and all financial transactions are monitored by the Ministry of Economy.

ARTICLE 8

CONSTITUTIONAL POLICIES

Section 1. Amendments to the Constitution can be proposed by any member of the legislative body and must be ratified by a two-thirds majority in both the Senate and the Representatives, followed by a national referendum.

Section 2. The Constitution is the Most Powerful Law in the Wehrmacht Reichland, upon which all other laws and regulations are based.

Section 3. The Supreme Chancellor and Senators have the exclusive authority to interpret the Constitution, precluding any independent legal or judicial review of its application.

Section 4. Even if the proposed amendment passes in the Congress, it must still be approved by the Supreme Chancellor, who has the power to veto or approve it as he pleases.

ARTICLE 9

VIOLATION POLICIES

Section 1. Everyone who violates the Policy of the Constitution will have a Serious Violation, according to the punishment given by the Supreme Chancellor or the Supreme Chief Justice. Penalties can range from heavy fines to imprisonment or death, depending on the severity of the offense.

Section 2. Treason and blasphemy against the Wehrmacht Reichland is punishable by the Death Penalty. Accusations of treason will be carried out swiftly and without hesitation to maintain order.

Section 3. All those who disobey any order of the Officers shall be punished with severe punishment, including imprisonment, fines, or even the death penalty, depending on the degree of disobedience.

Section 4. Any act of suspicion or threat to the authority of the Supreme Chancellor and the government or the stability of the regime shall be subject to the Death Penalty. Examples of suspicious activities are:

(a) Disobeying direct orders from the Supreme Chancellor and members of the government.

(b) Public criticism of the regime or its ideology.

(c) Participation in any kind of protest against the Supreme Chancellor or the Government of the Wehrmacht Reichland.

Section 5. Any act that incites rebellion or undermines public confidence in the regime is considered treason. This includes:

(a) Sharing prohibited literature or comments on Social Media.

(b) Organizing an unauthorized public assembly.

(c) Expression of opposing political views.

Section 6. Crimes considered a serious threat to the regime, such as attempted coups or destructive revolutions, are punishable by death. There is no relief in such cases to ensure the safety of the state.

Section 7. Members accused of violating the law may be imprisoned, exiled, or even killed as a means of

collective punishment. This punishment was intended to instill fear and ensure the loyalty of all citizens.

Section 8. Judgments are considered final, and no one has the right to appeal to a higher court to reverse the judgment. The decision of the Supreme Chancellor or the Supreme Chief Justice is the final word on all judgments to be made.

Section 9. The enforcement of laws and punishments will be carried out quickly and without hesitation to ensure that all citizens obey the rules and value the integrity of the government for all.

ARTICLE 10

CITIZENSHIP POLICIES

Section 1. Citizenship in Wehrmacht Reichland is a privilege granted by the state, contingent upon unwavering loyalty to the Supreme Chancellor and adherence to state ideology and values.

Section 2. Citizenship is granted based on strict criteria, including a demonstrated history of loyalty, service to the state, and adherence to state directives. Citizenship may be revoked or denied at the discretion of state authorities.

Section 3. Citizens of Wehrmacht Reichland are required to pledge absolute allegiance to the Supreme Chancellor and the state, forsaking any allegiance to foreign entities or ideologies.

Section 4. Dual citizenship is prohibited, and any citizen found to hold allegiance to another nation or ideology will face severe penalties, including loss of citizenship and potential expulsion.

Section 5. Citizens of Wehrmacht Reichland are expected to actively participate in state-sanctioned activities, such as national celebrations, propaganda campaigns, and loyalty demonstrations, to reinforce their commitment to the regime.

Section 6. Loyalty to the state is paramount in all aspects of life, including employment, education, and social interactions. Citizens are encouraged to report any suspicious or disloyal behavior to state authorities.

Section 7. Citizenship grants certain privileges, including access to state benefits, employment opportunities, and social services. However, these privileges are contingent upon continued loyalty and adherence to state directives.

Section 8. Citizenship may be revoked for acts of dissent, subversion, or disloyalty to the regime. Revocation of citizenship results in loss of rights and privileges associated with citizenship, including legal protections and access to state resources.

Section 9. The state reserves the right to grant honorary citizenship to individuals who demonstrate exceptional loyalty and service to the regime. Honorary citizens enjoy additional privileges and recognition for their contributions to the state.

Section 10. Citizenship education is mandatory for all citizens, emphasizing the history, values, and achievements of Wehrmacht Reichland. Education aims to instill national pride, loyalty, and a sense of duty to the state.

Section 11. Citizens are required to display symbols of loyalty, such as flags, emblems, or portraits of the Supreme Chancellor, in their homes and public spaces. Failure to display such symbols may result in suspicion of disloyalty and further investigation by state authorities.

Section 12. Dual loyalty, defined as loyalty to entities outside of Wehrmacht Reichland, is strictly prohibited and punishable by loss of citizenship, imprisonment, or expulsion from the country.

Section 13. Citizenship is hereditary, passed down through generations, but can be revoked if subsequent generations fail to uphold the values and loyalty required by the state. Renewal of citizenship is contingent upon continued adherence to state directives and loyalty to the regime.

ARTICLE 11

CIVIL POLICIES

Section 1. Citizens of Wehrmacht Reichland are granted prohibit rights to speech and expression, which must align with state ideology and values. Any dissent or criticism of the government or its policies is strictly prohibited and punishable by law.

Section 2. Surveillance and monitoring of citizens' activities, including communication and online behavior, are authorized to ensure compliance with state directives and detect potential threats to national security.

Section 3. The press operates under strict government oversight and censorship. Only information approved by state authorities can be disseminated, promoting national unity and loyalty to the regime.

Section 4. Legal procedures and due process are expedited to maintain order and swiftly punish offenders. Judicial review is limited, and decisions are made in alignment with state interests and priorities.

Section 5. Differentiated treatment based on loyalty and adherence to state ideology is permissible, ensuring rewards for loyal citizens and penalties for dissenters or subversive elements.

ARTICLE 12

MONITORY POLICIES

Section 1. Government officials and public figures are subject to continuous monitoring and scrutiny to maintain loyalty to the regime and prevent corruption or deviation from state policies.

Section 2. Independent oversight agencies operate under the supervision of state authorities to ensure compliance with state directives, investigate dissent, and uphold national security.

Section 3. Reporting of dissent or subversive activities is encouraged, and whistleblowers are rewarded for their loyalty and service to the regime. Retaliation against whistleblowers is permissible to deter disloyalty.

Section 4. Government decision-making processes are centralized, with limited transparency to protect state secrets and maintain strategic advantages. Public access to government information is restricted to prevent undermining state authority.

ARTICLE 13

INVIRONMENTAL POLICIES

Section 1. Wehrmacht Reichland prioritizes national interests over environmental concerns. Economic development and resource exploitation take precedence, even if it leads to environmental degradation.

Section 2. Environmental regulations are relaxed to encourage rapid industrial growth and economic prosperity. The state reserves the right to override environmental protections for strategic or economic reasons.

Section 3. Conservation efforts are focused on preserving resources essential to state interests, such as strategic minerals and energy sources. National parks and protected areas are subject to exploitation if deemed necessary for state development.

Section 4. Environmental education emphasizes the importance of resource utilization for national strength and discourages activism or dissent related to environmental issues that could hinder economic progress.

ARTICLE 14

MILITARY TECHNOLOGY AND NUCLEAR CAPABILITIES

Section 1. Wehrmacht Reichland prioritizes the development and acquisition of cutting-edge military technology to maintain superiority in defense capabilities and deter external threats.

Section 2. The state invests heavily in research, development, and production of advanced military equipment, including but not limited to, drones, cyber warfare tools, stealth technology, and precision-guided weaponry.

Section 3. Strategic partnerships and collaborations with state-approved defense contractors and technology firms are encouraged to accelerate the innovation and deployment of state-of-the-art military equipment and systems.

Section 4. Armored forces, including tanks, armored vehicles, and artillery, are modernized and equipped with state-of-the-art armor, weaponry, and communications systems to ensure battlefield dominance and rapid response capabilities.

Section 5. Specialized units, such as elite commando forces, cyber warfare units, and rapid deployment teams, are trained and equipped with advanced equipment and technology for specialized missions and operations.

Section 6. The state maintains a robust nuclear deterrent capability, including the development, deployment, and maintenance of nuclear weapons, delivery systems, and strategic defense infrastructure.

Section 7. Nuclear research, development, and testing are conducted in secret facilities under strict government control and oversight to prevent unauthorized access or proliferation of nuclear technology.

Section 8. Nuclear weapons are considered a last resort deterrent and are only authorized for use in response to existential threats to national security or aggression against Wehrmacht Reichland and its interests.

Section 9. The state implements comprehensive nuclear safety and security measures to prevent accidental or unauthorized use of nuclear weapons and to protect against nuclear terrorism or sabotage.

Section 10. International treaties and agreements related to nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament are approached cautiously, with decisions made based on national interests and strategic calculations.

Section 11. The development and deployment of missile defense systems, anti-satellite capabilities, and cyber defense infrastructure are prioritized to protect against emerging threats in modern warfare.

Section 12. Military technology and capabilities are integrated into national infrastructure protection strategies, including critical infrastructure defense, cybersecurity, and resilience against hybrid threats.

Section 13. The state reserves the right to conduct preemptive strikes or retaliatory actions using advanced military technology, including nuclear weapons, if deemed necessary to protect national sovereignty and security interests.

Adopted on May 8, 2024

Amended on June 22, 2024