In a non-adversarial crisis risk, which of the following is not present?

In a non-adversarial crisis risk, the key characteristic is the absence of an active enemy or opposing force. This type of scenario typically involves situations where there is no engagement with hostile entities. Instead, risks can stem from natural disasters, accidents, or other non-combat situations that threaten safety and security without a deliberate adversary.

Combat, threats, and operations can all exist in a non-adversarial context, particularly in response to emergencies or operational readiness situations, but these do not require the presence of an enemy. Focusing on crisis management in such scenarios emphasizes preparedness and response protocols rather than military engagement with an adversarial opponent.