Which country is currently at war, and which are still at war?

Currently, there are ongoing wars in Afghanistan and Syria.

The Syrian Arab Republic, referred to as Syria, became independent on April 7, 1946, geographically located in western Asia, on the east coast of the Mediterranean Sea, belonging to the Middle East country, with the capital Damascus. Syria is bordered by Turkey to the north, Iraq to the east, Jordan to the south, Lebanon and Israel to the southwest, and the Mediterranean Sea to the west. It declared independence on January 1, 1944 and was recognized as a formal independent country by the world on April 7, 1946, with a land area of 185,180 square kilometers and a population of 20,500,000 (2008).

On February 27, 2012, the results of the referendum on the draft of a new Syrian constitution were announced. Syria's interior ministry said that nearly 60 percent of voters participated in the vote, and the draft received nearly 90 percent support. As of May 2015, the Islamic State had occupied half of Syria.

The Islamic Republic of Afghanistan (Pashto: Persian: afghānistān), referred to as Afghanistan, is a landlocked country in central Asia, located at the intersection of West Asia, South Asia and Central Asia, with an area of 652,300 square kilometers.

It is bordered by Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan to the north, a protruding narrow strip to the northeast bordering China, Pakistan to the east and southeast, and Iran to the west. Her location is defined differently and is sometimes considered to be in Central or South Asia, or even in the Middle East (West Asia). The territory is mountainous, with plateaus and mountains accounting for 4.5 of the country's area, mostly plains in the north and southwest, and deserts in the southwest.

The average altitude is 1000. Afghanistan is divided into 34 provinces (velayat) with districts under the province. The capital is Kabul.

It has a considerable degree of religious, linguistic, and geographical ties with most of its neighbors. Agriculture is the main pillar of the economy, but arable land is less than two-thirds of agricultural land. It is one of the poorest countries in the world.

This distinction has to be made, one is active and the other is passive.

The ones who take the initiative are generally superpowers or regional powers: such as the United States, France, the United Kingdom, etc.;

The passive ones are generally the ones that are taken by the major powers that take the initiative of the domestic situation: for example, Libya, Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, etc.

At present, Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Afghanistan, and Myanmar are all fighting.

Countries currently at war in 2022: Russia, Ukraine.

Ukraine (Ukrainian: English: ukraine), the capital of Kiev, is located in eastern Europe, on the northern shore of the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov. It is bordered by Belarus to the north, Russia to the northeast, Poland, Slovakia and Hungary to the west, and Romania and Moldova to the south.

Most of them have a temperate continental climate, the terrain is high in the north and low in the south, and the mineral resources are abundant. With a total area of 603,700 square kilometers, it is the second largest country in Europe by land area, and the country is divided into 24 oblasts, 1 autonomous republic (Republic of Crimea), 2 municipalities (the capital Kiev and Sevastopol).

As of September 2022, the total population of Ukraine is 41.13 million (excluding the Crimea region), with more than 110 ethnic groups, 77 of which are ethnic Ukrainians and 17 ethnic Russians, mainly Orthodox and Catholic. The official language is Ukrainian, and Russian is widely spoken.

Russia is one of the major economic powers, with relatively strong strength in basic scientific research, especially in the research of cutting-edge technologies such as aerospace, nuclear energy, and military industry, and has abundant energy and mineral resources. Russia is a permanent member of the UN Security Council, and its diplomacy has a strong influence on the world. In 2021, GDP increased year-on-year.

Russia's foreign strategy is embodied in multi-faceted diplomacy. We pursue an independent foreign policy that is in the fundamental interests of the Russian people and guarantees global security and stability. We do not engage in diplomacy for the purpose of opposing other countries, but hope to develop good relations with all countries.

On February 18, 2013, Vladimir Putin approved the new "Foreign Policy Concept of the Russian Federation", which identifies four priority directions for Russian diplomacy.

Among them, the development of "friendly relations" with China and India is considered one of the "most important" directions of Russian foreign policy. The Asia-Pacific region has been described as "the fastest-growing geopolitical space, to which the world's economic and political center of gravity is shifting."

Clause. 1. The Russia-Ukraine conflict. Since the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict on February 24, 2022, the Russian-Ukrainian conflict has been called the bloodiest war of this century.

At present, the Russian army controls the four prefectures of eastern Ukraine, and the million-strong armies of both sides are fighting fiercely on a thousand-mile front. There are also a large number of mercenaries and volunteers involved, which can be called a "small" world war. There is no possibility of a truce in the short term.

Clause. 2. The Syrian civil war. Since the Arab Spring in 2011, this small country in the Middle East has been mired in a brutal civil war, in which Russia, Iran, the United States, Israel, Turkey and other countries have intervened to varying degrees, and the whole of Syria has been reduced to rubbles and refugees everywhere. In 2015, with Russia's strong intervention, Syria** gained battlefield superiority and took control of most of the country.

At present, the civil war is still not over, the Syrian opposition, with the support of Turkey, still controls a small part of the area, and with the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, Russia is no longer able to support Syria, forming a confrontation situation. In addition, the Kurdish forces supported by the United States have seized the northern part of Syria, ostensibly subordinate to the city, but in fact it is semi-independent, and the reunification of Syria has a long way to go. Clause.

Third, the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. The conflict in the region can be traced back to the partition of Palestine and Israel in 1948, when four major wars broke out in the region due to Arab resistance. At present, a number of Arab countries have normalized relations with Israel.

Poor Palestinians are powerless to contend with Israel because of their weak armed forces, and can only use light rockets, rockets, stones, and "self-detonated" infantry to confront Israel. Clause.

Fourth, the civil war in Burma. Speaking of Myanmar, it is estimated that everyone will think of northern Myanmar at the first time, and there is no mistake, it is northern Myanmar. Since the independence of Myanmar, the domestic ethnic problem has not been resolved, the northern part of Myanmar is full of ethnic armed forces, each has its own hills, each has its own way, on the surface belongs to Myanmar, in fact, it is an independent kingdom, and the command of **** is not used at all.

The larger ethnic local armed forces include the Sure Alliance Army, the Wa United Army, the Karen Resistance Army (the armed forces in the first drop of blood 4), etc., and dozens of civilian armed forces, large and small, often melee with each other, and they also work with the Burmese ** army if they disagree.