Scenarios about 'frozen conflicts'
Territorial disputes or conflicts that remain unresolved but have reached a state of stalemate without active fighting. These situations typically involve separatist regions with de facto independence but limited international recognition, often maintained through ceasefire agreements without formal peace treaties. Frozen conflicts create geopolitical gray zones that can become flashpoints for renewed tensions or serve as leverage in broader international power struggles.
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