Asymmetrical conflict refers to a situation where two opposing forces have significantly different military capabilities or resources. This often occurs between a conventional military force, such as a nation-state, and a non-state actor, like a guerrilla group or terrorist organization. The weaker party typically employs unconventional tactics to exploit the vulnerabilities of the stronger opponent. In these conflicts, the stronger force may rely on traditional warfare strategies, while the weaker side uses tactics like hit-and-run attacks, ambushes, or propaganda to achieve their objectives. Asymmetrical conflicts can lead to prolonged struggles, as the weaker party seeks to undermine the resolve of the stronger opponent over time.