Talk:List of ongoing armed conflicts

Philippines should be colour-coded Orange

There were 471 conflict-related deaths in the Philippines in 2018, based on the 'List of ongoing conflicts' article. Therefore, the colour code should be Orange, and not Red. Request that this map be updated. Thankyou.

Mexico should be colour-coded Red

The chart states that Mexico had less than 10,000 deaths last year, but it is still coded Burgundy. The East African conflict is also inconsistent between the chart and the map.

Wikidata list of ongoing conflicts

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Wikidata object	Conflikt	Place	Placement	Country	Start	No of deaths	No of injured	Instance of	Direct cause	Cause	Follows	Important events	Consists of	Effect	Picture
Q83853341	1984 DMZ incident		Korean Demilitarized Zone		1984-11-23	4 3 1	6 1	armed conflict
Q51139646	2018–19 Gaza border protests		Gaza Strip		2018-03-30	183	9208	civil disorder armed conflict protest march		Land Day
Q4072719	Afghanistan–Pakistan skirmishes		Durand Line		1949			war skirmish
Q20635380	Armenian–Azerbaijani border conflict		Armenia–Azerbaijan border		1994-05-12			territorial dispute armed conflict
Q16351522	Bullaj (Marec) 21 prill 1999				1999-04-21			armed conflict
Q190758	Darfur conflict		Darfur	Sudan	2003-02-26			war
Q553184	Gaza–Israel conflict				2006-06			war					Gaza War 2014 Israel–Gaza conflict 2018–19 Gaza border protests
Q29242	Georgian–Ossetian conflict		South Ossetia		1989-11-10			war					Georgian–Ossetian conflict (1918–1920) 1991–1992 South Ossetia War Russo-Georgian War
Q3119132	Indo-Pakistani wars and conflicts				1947-10-22			war
Q632787	Insurgency in the Maghreb (2002–)		Maghrib		2002-04-11			war
Q852088	Internal conflict in Myanmar		Myanmar	Myanmar	1948-04-02			civil war
Q61126993	Iran–Israel conflict during the Syrian Civil War		Levant	Iran Israel Syria	200s			armed conflict					February 2018 Israel–Syria incident
Q47015896	Iraqi conflict (2003–present)		Iraq		2003-03-20			war
Q151622	Israeli–Palestinian conflict		Israel State of Palestine		190s	14500		war			The inter-religious and international conflict over sovereignty in the Land of Israel before 1948		Gaza–Israel conflict
Q2652686	Kachin conflict		Kachin State Shan State	Myanmar	1961-02-05			war
Q1413732	Kashmir conflict	Jammu and Kashmir	Kashmir	India Pakistan	1947-10-22	47000		war					Indo-Pakistani War of 1947 2016 India–Pakistan military confrontation 2016 Kashmir unrest 2014 India–Pakistan border skirmishes Kargil War Insurgency in Jammu and Kashmir Siachen conflict Indo-Pakistani War of 1965
Q327237	Kivu conflict		Kivu		2004			war
Q619749	Kurdish–Turkish conflict		Eastern Anatolia Region Southeastern Anatolia Region Syria–Turkey border Kurdistan Region		2015-07-24			war
Q16911838	Libyan civil war (2014–present)		Libya		2014-05-16			war
Q303801	Lord's Resistance Army insurgency				1987			war
Q243620	Somali Civil War		Somalia	Somalia	1991-01-26			civil war
Q15353665	South Sudanese conflict		South Sudan	South Sudan	2013-12-15			civil war
Q1094356	South Thailand insurgency		Southern Thailand	Thailand	2004-01-04			armed conflict
Q1795374	Sudan internal conflict		South Kordofan		2011-05-11			armed conflict
Q178810	Syrian Civil War		Syria	Syria	2011-03-15	570004		civil war proxy war	Arab Spring	human rights in Syria Sectarianism and minorities in the Syrian civil war		Siege of Daraa Khan Shaykhun chemical attack Battle of Baghuz Fawqani 2019 Turkish offensive into north-eastern Syria	foreign involvement in the Syrian civil war	spillover of the Syrian Civil War International reactions to the Syrian civil war
Q1519107	War in Afghanistan		Afghanistan	Afghanistan	1978-04-27			war					Soviet–Afghan War Civil war in Afghanistan (1989–92) Civil war in Afghanistan (1992–96) Afghan Civil War Afghanistan War War in Afghanistan (2015–)
Q18920712	War in Afghanistan (2015–)		Afghanistan		2015-01-01			war			Afghanistan War
Q66474138	War in Catatumbo		Catatumbo River	Colombia Venezuela	2018-01			war
Q16335075	War in Donbass		Donets Basin Donetsk Oblast Luhansk Oblast	Ukraine	2014-04-06	375		armed conflict civil war innenstaatlicher Konflikt	Ukrainian crisis
Q179275	War in North-West Pakistan		Federally Administered Tribal Areas	Pakistan Islamic Emirate of Waziristan	2004-03-16			war
Q1052332	War in Somalia (2009–)		Somalia		2009-01-31			civil war			War in Somalia (2006-2009)
Q185729	War on Terror				2001-09-11			war	September 11 attacks Arab–Israeli conflict Second Chechen War
Q19686631	Yemeni Civil War (2015–present)		Yemen Najran Region	Yemen	2015-03-19			civil war	Battle of Aden Airport	The battle of the presidential house in Sanaa			Saudi Arabian-led intervention in Yemen Battle of Al Mukalla Battle of Aden (2015) Battle of Ad Dali' Lahij insurgency Taiz offensives Shabwah campaign (March–April 2015) Abyan campaign (March–April 2015) Ma'rib Campaign Battle of Ibb Battle of Port Midi Battle of Utmah Battle of Al Jawf Shabwah Governorate offensive Battle of Al Mukalla (2016) December 2015 Taiz missile attack June 2016 Mukalla attacks September 2015 Ma'rib Toshka missile attack Battle of Nihm Battle of Sana'a Al Hudaydah governorate offensive	Saudi Arabian-led intervention in Yemen emigration
Q17272643	spillover of the Syrian Civil War		Israel Jordan Turkey Lebanon Syria Iraq Egypt		2011			war

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Dissident Irish republican campaign

Since a certain IP editor doesn't understand the figures, I'll explain. There's a graph at the top of the page of the claimed reference for 184 deaths. The legend on the graph shows it goes from 1989 to 2019, and by hovering you see the deaths for each year (it's quite simple to tell which years have 0 deaths by the flat line). As the Dissident Irish republican campaign article states, the dissident campaign began in 1998 (although it could be debated as early as 1994, but the dissidents didn't verifiably kill anyone before 1998). The graph lists 29 deaths in 1998, 2 in 2009, 1 in 2011 and 1 in 2019. 29+2+1+1 does not equal 184. There's not even any point adding the claimed total of 33 deaths, as it excludes 2 deaths that are indisputably part of the campaign (David Caldwell in 2002, Stephen Carroll in 2009), one that should be almost certainly classed as part of the campaign (Real IRA volunteer Ronan MacLochlainn, killed by the Garda during a RIRA organised armed robbery) and various other killings that are open to debate. Also there is no reference saying the Hutch-Kinahan feud, Coolock feud, and Drogheda feud are *part* of the campaign, they are not mentioned in the main article. FDW777 (talk) 19:26, 27 December 2020 (UTC)

I have removed the claims, again. I have also again removed the claim that three people were killed during the dissident Irish republican campaign in 2019. If you do not understand this subject, please listen to people that do such as myself. This reference does not say three people were killed during the dissident Irish republican campaign in 2019, it says The report found that three people had been killed and 81 injured in attacks linked to paramilitary groups in the 12 months ending in September (and in addition, the "12 months ending in September" runs from October 2018 to September 2019, so does not even prove the three people were killed in 2019 itself). As well as republican paramilitary groups, there are loyalist paramilitary groups. One of the people killed in 2019 was Ian Ogle, a loyalist killed by fellow loyalists. That is not part of the dissident Irish republican campaign. The Dissident Irish republican campaign contains no information about three deaths in 2019, only one. Please stop restoring information about conflicts you apparently do not understand. FDW777 (talk) 14:20, 28 December 2020 (UTC)

Not that's there's really any need at this point, but here is the original report talked about in the New York Times reference. Page 19 (the numbered page at the bottom, curiously it's called page 18 by Chrome) details incidents by "Dissident Republicans", which include the killing of Lyra McKee (which is the "1" currently in this article). Immediately below that, it details incidents by "Loyalist Paramilitaries", which include the killing of Ian Ogle (mentioned in my post above). So the killing of Ian Ogle was, as previously stated, nothing to do with dissident republicans. I will confess to not having read the entire 132 page document only searched for certain terms, but it does not appear to give any specific details about the third killing. It does mention it in a footnote at the bottom of page 18 (again, page 17 on Chrome), which says There were 3 deaths and 81 casualties of paramilitary style attacks linked to paramilitary organisations between 1 October 2018 and 30 September 2019. This underlines my point that the third killing didn't verifiably happen in 2019 (the other two did, but as documented only one was by dissident republicans). FDW777 (talk) 10:45, 29 December 2020 (UTC)

Tigray Deaths

The deaths for the Tigray War in 2021 is 7,689

300 1,950 150 173 64 49 3 5,000 — Preceding unsigned comment added by Wowzers122 (talk • contribs) 04:13, 18 January 2021 (UTC)