"Small Wars" refers to conflicts that are typically limited in scale and intensity, often involving irregular forces rather than conventional armies. These wars can include guerrilla warfare, insurgencies, and counterinsurgency operations. They usually occur in regions with political instability and can be driven by ethnic, religious, or ideological differences. These conflicts often involve local populations and can be characterized by hit-and-run tactics, ambushes, and sabotage. Small Wars can be challenging for larger military forces, as they require different strategies and approaches compared to traditional warfare. The outcomes can significantly impact the affected regions and influence global politics.