A list of wars around the world in 2024

Here is a snapshot of some of the ongoing armed conflicts around the world in 2024

  1. The conflict between Russia and Ukraine escalated in 2022, with Russia's military invasion of Ukraine. The situation remains tense, with battles, missile volleys, and significant civilian impact.
  2. Afghanistan continues to grapple with internal strife and violence.
  3. Ethiopia faces a civil war that has caused immense humanitarian suffering.
  4. Iraq remains embroiled in conflict, with ongoing violence and instability.
  5. Yemen's civil war persists, leading to a dire humanitarian crisis.
  6. The Syrian civil war continues, affecting millions of lives.
  7. Somalia experiences ongoing conflict and instability.
  8. Libya remains divided, with armed clashes and political tensions.
  9. Central African Republic: The country faces internal strife and violence.
  10. The Democratic Republic of Congo grapples with armed groups and instability.
  11. Myanmar's political crisis has led to widespread protests and violence.
  12. Colombia deals with armed conflict related to drug trafficking and political issues.
  13. Mali confronts insurgency and instability.
  14. Mexico is at war with drug cartels, leading to violence and insecurity.

Additionally, there are other regions and conflicts to watch closely in 2024:

  • Gaza: The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has escalated, leading to a horrific new stage of violence.
  • Wider Middle East War: Tensions persist in the Middle East, with the potential for regional confrontation.
  • Sudan faces challenges related to governance, security, and stability.
  • Haiti grapples with political instability and social unrest.
  • Armenia-Azerbaijan: Tensions persist in the South Caucasus region.
  • And the possibility of Conflict Between the United States and China: Geopolitical dynamics continue to evolve.

These conflicts have complex causes and consequences, impacting millions of lives worldwide. Efforts toward peace, stability, and humanitarian aid remain crucial in addressing these ongoing crises.