The implications of military intervention in foreign politics are multifaceted, often leading to immediate changes in governance but also long-term challenges. Interventions can stabilize regions temporarily but may also engender resentment, create power vacuums, and exacerbate conflicts. They often reshape international relations and affect how nations engage with one another. Furthermore, military operations can draw criticism domestically and internationally, particularly concerning humanitarian impacts and the legality of such actions under international law. Ultimately, military interventions raise questions about sovereignty and the ethics of foreign engagement.