<h1>Presidential term reset via constitutional amendment enables extended eligibility to contest future elections under the revised framework.</h1> Amendments extended presidential terms to six years and introduced a term reset enabling the incumbent to seek additional terms beyond prior limits, thereby altering Presidential Term Limits and the Right to Contest. Succession remains governed by competitive popular elections under the amended constitutional framework. Parallel developments in foreign policy-territorial incorporation and a large scale military operation following security disputes-are presented as connected to executive authority and have produced external regulatory consequences.