Military of Kyras
Military of Kyras Yusauya y Kiras | |
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Motto | "Daif, aitres!" ("Tyrants, beware!") |
Founded | 1966 |
Service branches | Ground Force Navy Air Force Space Force Special Operations Cyber and Intelligence Force |
Leadership | |
Zoyot | Fid Habib |
Prime Minister | Alwas Benayoun |
Secretary of Defence | Pamaf Al-Johani |
Chief of Staff | Iwazo Amin |
Vice-Chief of Staff | Lisi Erakat |
Personnel | |
Military age | 16-18 (with parental consent) 19 (without parental consent) |
Conscription | 20 |
Active personnel | 196,184 |
Reserve personnel | 100,946 |
Expenditure | |
Budget | $45 billion |
Percent of GDP | 2.99% (2034) |
Industry | |
Domestic suppliers | KNDI KAE Industries Doucheck International Sibuka WAD Systems Vivi Holdings |
Foreign suppliers | Anglost United States of Solitas Kanaan Al-Najim |
Annual imports | $136.4 billion |
Annual exports | $2 billion |
The Military of Kyras (Kyrasian: يوساويا ي كيراس, translit. Yusauya y Kiras), also known as the YSK, are the armed forces responsible for the defense, border security, and cyber security of the Commonwealth and its overseas territories in all aspects of warfare. Consisting of six service branches, it comprises the Kyrasi Ground Force (including army-related aviation), the Kyrasi Navy (including naval aviation) and the Kyrasi Air Force, the Kyrasi Space Force, the Special Operations Force and the Cyber and Intelligence Force. Just under 300,000 personnel serve in the YSK, with 196,000 being active and 101,000 being reserve. The YSK implements a policy of conscription at twenty to serve for a period of twenty-five months. The current secretary of defense is Pamaf Al-Johani, who has been in office since 2026, while the Chief of Staff is Iwazo Amin, who has been in office since 2030.