What does the olive branch symbolize when depicted alongside the sword?

Aggression

Readiness to fight

Desire for peace

Protection of borders

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C. Desire for peace

The olive branch symbolizes a willingness to make peace, contrasting with the readiness to fight implied by the sword.

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