Mongolia technically does not have a navy because it is a landlocked country, meaning it has no access to the sea; however, there is a common misconception that a small tugboat patrolling Lake Khovsgol within Mongolia constitutes a "navy," though this is primarily used for transportation and border patrol, not military operations.

Key points about Mongolia and its "navy":
Landlocked status:
The primary reason Mongolia doesn't have a traditional navy is that it has no coastline and is entirely surrounded by land.
Lake Khovsgol boat:
A small tugboat named "Sukhbaatar" operates on Lake Khovsgol, sometimes mistakenly considered the "Mongolian Navy," but its main function is cargo transport, not military action.
Historical context:
During the Mongol Empire under Kublai Khan, Mongolia did have a large navy, but most of it was destroyed during attempted invasions of Japan.

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where? are all the ships on dry land or do they pay other countries rent to keep them im their docks or whatever

they probably keep them in water idk

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what about their coast guard

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