Small Wars

Small Wars are conflicts involving smaller-scale military or paramilitary operations rather than large, conventional battles. They often include insurgencies, guerrilla warfare, counterinsurgency efforts, and interventions by less powerful states or groups. These conflicts typically occur in localized regions, focusing on control, influence, or political stability, and may involve unconventional tactics. Small Wars are complex, blending military action with political, social, and cultural factors, making them challenging to resolve. They are common in situations where one side aims to weaken or overthrow a government or establish influence without engaging in full-scale warfare.