Contemporary warfare refers to modern military conflicts that often involve advanced technology, asymmetric tactics, and non-state actors. It includes a range of operations, from traditional battles between nation-states to guerrilla warfare and cyber warfare. The use of drones, cyber attacks, and information warfare has transformed how conflicts are fought and managed. In contemporary warfare, the lines between combatants and civilians can blur, leading to complex ethical and legal challenges. Conflicts may also involve international coalitions and organizations, such as the United Nations, to address humanitarian issues and promote peacekeeping efforts.