What are the countries that are still at war in 2011

1. North and South Korea.

Accidental? In fact, the armistice agreement signed that year legally stated that the DPRK and the ROK were still in a state of war.

2. The Libyan war.

It can also be seen as a civil war, but most of the battles were resolved by the fighters and missiles that the United States, France, and Britain had waited.

3. The war in Afghanistan.

Since October 7, 2001, the US-led NATO has been encircling and suppressing the Taliban in Afghanistan.

4. The Somali civil war.

Since the "Black Hawk Fall" in the United States, no one has cared about the Somali civil war. Later, some Somalis began to become pirates

5. The war on terror in the northwest region of Pakistan.

** The army fought fiercely with the Taliban in Pakistan, not only in Afghanistan, but also in Pakistan.

6. The Yemeni Civil War.

It used to be a civil war, but recently al-Qaeda joined, and this place is in chaos now.

7. Chad's Fourth Civil War.

There have been one, two, or three civil wars before, and this is the fourth time, and the international community has not bothered to pay attention to it.

8. Colombian Civil War.

For decades, the ** army controlled the main cities, and the other three did not care. The leftist guerrillas, the right-wing militias, and the drug cartels all have tens of thousands of powerful armed forces, and all factions are fighting happily.

9. Local armed conflicts in the Philippines.

This is an old stubborn disease.

10. Myanmar's internal secession war.

It's not obvious, but it's rubbing all the time.

11. Conflict in Kashmir between India and Pakistan.

It's stable, but it's not over yet.

12. Rebellion in the Niger Delta.

Mainly tribal and ** on the issue of oil distribution, dry up.

13. Rebellion in the Maghreb (

This is an Al-Qaida insurgency in Morocco, Algeria and Mauritania, and no one cares.

14. Casamance local rebellion in Senegal.

After 20 years of fighting, only 1,000 people were killed.

15. The Lord's Resistance Army uprising.

Uganda, Sudan, Central Africa and Gango are all distressed by this.

1 Libyan war.

Location: Benghazi City, northern Libya;

Paris Summit: On the evening of the 19th, the European Union, the United States and other participants decided to intervene militarily in Libya;

Launched air strikes: After the summit, Britain, France, the United States and other countries dispatched warplanes and cruise missiles to bomb the ground military targets of the Libyan Army. [

2. The Ivorian Civil War.

The 2011 civil war in Côte d'Ivoire stemmed from domestic politics**, and in November 2010, Côte d'Ivoire descended into civil war after Laurent Gbagbo and Alassana Ouattara both declared victory in Côte d'Ivoire**, and the Constitutional Council declared Gbagbo elected at the time. On 30 March 2011, pro-Ouattara forces occupied Yamoussoukro, the political capital of Côte d'Ivoire, and the political capital changed hands.

Russia and Georgia Israel and Palestine The United States and Iraq The United States and Afghanistan These are all state to state, and some are civil wars or other wars.

If terrorism and civil war are counted, there are the United States, Britain, France, Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Libya, Ukraine, Israel, Palestine, Somalia, Congo, South Africa, Nigeria, and now Pakistan and India, North and South Korea.

Attacking Libya is a war.

The war in Libya, the war in Syria, the civil war in Yemen, the civil war in Ukraine.

Libya, Syria, Ukraine, Yemen, Myanmar.