Those two countries are at war.

At present, there is only one hot war going on in the world, that is, eastern Ukraine, with two warring sides: Ukraine and Russia.

Other hot spots include:

1, North Myanmar: The war in North Myanmar is fierce, and the Kachin Army and the government forces fought fiercely.

2. The extremist armed forces in Syria and Iraq, and the attacks by various countries on the Sunni extremist armed forces "Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant" (ISIL).

3. Boko Haram, an extremist organization in Nigeria, continues to launch terrorist activities. From Somalia in eastern Africa to Mali and Mauritania in the west, this trans-eastern region has been invaded by terrorist forces. Specifically, extremist religious organizations such as Al-Shabaab in Somalia, Lord's Resistance Army in Uganda, M23 Movement in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Boko Haram in Nigeria are very active in the local area. This area is a zone with alternating ethnic, religious and geographical environments, which can easily provide a hotbed for terrorists.

4. The conflict between Palestine and Israel is always undercurrent. It will always be a hot spot of conflict in the Middle East. These conflicts have profound historical roots, including religious, cultural and ethnic factors. More importantly, external factors, such as the intervention of major powers, influence and intensify each other, making the complexity of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict extraordinary. Among them, the fundamental reason is that the two ethnic groups have put forward exclusive sovereignty requirements for the same land. The settlement of Jewish immigrants and the status of Jerusalem are serious obstacles on the road to peace between Palestine and Israel. Unless these problems are solved, the Palestinian-Israeli conflict will not stop and it will be difficult to achieve real peace in the Middle East.