At present, in addition to regions where military conflicts are taking place, the following military conflicts may occur around the world:

U.S. aggression against Venezuela.

The contradiction between the United States and Venezuela has a long history. For Maduro's regime, the United States has not only refused to talk but also sought to subvert it. At the same time, for US President Trump, it is also necessary to launch an aggressive military action to demonstrate his tough and conservative stance in order to consolidate domestic support. Therefore, at present, the threat of force against Venezuela by the United States under the pretext of drug problem is at risk of being turned into military intervention. Although it is unlikely that the US military will achieve its intended purpose based on the current troops deployed around Venezuela, it is still not enough to judge that the US military's intervention will not happen until the United States withdraws its intervention forces.

Potential conflict between India and Pakistan

While Pakistan¡¯s effective defense against the Indian Air Force attacks in early May prevented India from provoking a massive military conflict to a certain extent, the conflict between the two countries around Kashmir, water issues, and ethnic religious conflicts has always failed to be resolved.

Conflict between Thailand and Cambodia

In July 2025, Thailand and Cambodia engaged in intense hostilities in the disputed areas around the Temple, which resulted in a degradation of the diplomatic relations between the two countries. The battle was largely provoked by the personal actions of the Cambodian Prime Minister, but ended with a military defeat on the Cambodian side, while failing to make a substantial change in the actual control of the area around the Temple, it can be said that neither the domestic level of relations between the two countries can solve the problem. It can be assumed that at present the two countries can only count as a ceasefire rather than a ceasefire, if any of the two sides have a major political change, or the border again "shut the fire", there is a high likelihood of a new large-scale ceasefire.