What belongs to the traditional security scope is that

Belong to the scope of traditional security is territorial disputes, expand:

Territorial dispute refers to the situation that two or more countries declare sovereignty over the same land, which leads to disputes. The reasons leading to territorial disputes include ethnic distribution, historical territory and natural resources.

Traditional security is the theme of international relations (in fact, it is better translated as "inter-state relations", especially the relations between countries within the nation-state system), which generally refers to the conflicts between countries related to military behavior. The concept of security is the core concept in the theory of international relations. War and the security problems caused by war have always occupied an important position in international relations, and the concept of power and security centered on the country is the main content of international relations.

In the structure of international relations, each country independently exercises sovereignty, but it should not have authority over other countries. Countries cannot act rashly, and their actions will be restricted by external forces (mainly those of other countries). Countries rely on internal forces to safeguard their own security.

But in fact, a country's strength, geographical location and population resources affect its ability and foreign policy orientation, and it is difficult for external forces to restrict a powerful country.

More importantly, there are no abstract moral principles in international relations. Although some western countries advocate the existence of such a principle, in practice, national interests are the standard of behavior. Countries use power to pursue interests, and power is the greatest guarantee for countries to gain interests and win conflicts. In this sense, traditional security mainly refers to national security.