Bolivia is unique for having a sizable navy despite being landlocked and bordered by countries but with no ocean. The nearest coast is beyond its borders, and it’s been centuries since it had direct ocean access. Yet, Bolivia’s navy, with 173 ships, stands as the world’s 19th largest, even surpassing Brazil’s. It ranks third in […]
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