An offensive alliance in a graph is a set of vertices where for every vertex in its boundary it holds that the majority of vertices in ’s closed neighborhood are in . In the case of strong offensive alliance, strict majority is required. An alliance is called global if it affects every vertex in , that is, is a dominating set of . The offensive alliance number (respectively, strong offensive alliance number ) is the minimum cardinality of an offensive (respectively, strong offensive) alliance in . The global offensive alliance number and the global strong offensive alliance number are defined similarly. Clearly, and . It was shown in [Discuss. Math. Graph Theory, 24 (2004), no. 2, 263-275] that $ a_o(\Gamma)\le \frac{2n}{3} a_{\hat{o}}(\Gamma)\le \frac{5n}{6}n$ denotes the order of . In this paper we obtain several tight bounds on and in terms of several parameters of . For instance, we show that $\frac{2m+n}{3\Delta+1} \le \gamma_o(\Gamma)\le \frac{2n}{3}\frac{2(m+n)}{3\Delta+2} \le\gamma_{\hat{o}}(\Gamma)\le \frac{5n}{6}m\Gamma\Delta$ its maximum degree (the last upper bound holds true for all with minimum degree greatest or equal to two).

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