Which risk increases when the Byzantine military fails to secure supplies to maintain Greek fire production and application capabilities?

💡 Explanation

Supply shortages result in a reduced Greek Fire supply; therefore, the Byzantine fleet suffers a reduction in its naval power projection due to fuel unavailability, rather than purely economic or artistic consequences because the naval strategic advantage depends on continuous Greek fire capability.

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