Triple

Target class: belligerent in the Spanish Civil War
Context triple: [Nationalist faction (Spain), instanceOf, belligerent in the Spanish Civil War]

• A. belligerent in war chosen
  A belligerent in war is a state or organized party that is legally recognized as actively engaged in armed conflict, possessing rights and obligations under the laws of war.
• B. engagement of the Greek Civil War
  The engagement of the Greek Civil War is a military encounter or operation between opposing factions during the 1946–1949 conflict in Greece, involving organized combat actions, maneuvers, and strategic objectives within the broader civil war.
• C. Cuban war of independence
  The Cuban War of Independence (1895–1898) was the final and most significant Cuban uprising against Spanish colonial rule, culminating in U.S. intervention and the end of Spain’s empire in the Americas.
• D. event in the Spanish–American War
  An event in the Spanish–American War is a specific military, political, diplomatic, or social occurrence between 1898 and 1902 that directly relates to the causes, conduct, or consequences of the conflict between Spain and the United States and their respective allies.
• E. formation of the Spanish Army
  The formation of the Spanish Army refers to the historical process by which Spain’s military forces evolved from medieval regional levies and royal guards into a centralized, professional national army shaped by dynastic unification, imperial expansion, and successive military reforms.
• F. None of above.