Statista: The World At War In 2023
May 8, 2023 marks 78 years since the end of the Second World War in Europe - VE Day. While the conflict which claimed millions of lives on European soil is firmly committed to the annals of history, war in the East of the continent is still a harsh reality in the present day.
As data collection by the Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project (ACLED) shows, a substantial portion of the globe is still engulfed in some form of conflict. This infographic shows countries in which there have been reports of armed clashes involving state forces and/or rebel groups in 2023. Even as early as April 28, and using this simplified definition, the presence of war across the world is extensive.
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Update: The World At War In 2023 (Zero Hedge)
WNU Editor: Here is an easy prediction. The above map is not going to show less red in the coming year.
7 comments:
The Koreas should be red as they are still technically at war with one another
apparently this only refers to countries. We have City States here in America where combination death counts/shootings/wounded in cities like Chicago probably beat some of those war zones. But no red areas shown in America.
And what about Mexico? their death/shootings/ bombings/kidnappings/torture/wounded numbers are greater than most of those war areas. kind of a misleading map.
Hope more red for North America in the near future.
What!?
I think he’s referring to the election map.
Not Mexico?
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