A "Conflict Area" refers to a geographical region where there is ongoing disagreement or violence between different groups, often due to political, ethnic, or territorial disputes. These areas can experience armed conflict, civil unrest, or other forms of violence, impacting the lives of the local population and leading to humanitarian crises. Conflict areas can arise from various factors, including historical grievances, competition for resources, or the influence of external powers. Examples of conflict areas include regions like Syria, Ukraine, and South Sudan, where tensions have escalated into significant confrontations, affecting both local and international stability.