What country is the US still technically in war with?

Question

i need this for an assignment and i thought it was irak but its not

Answer 1

North Korea.

The fact is that North Korea had to celebrate only an Armistice since the agreement made in 1953 was that a peace treaty would follow within 90 days. But the United States refused to implement that agreement, so the U.S. is still at war with North Korea. That is its excuse for maintaining 37,000 U.S. troops in South Korea, along with a vast array of weapons, and why it has regularly practiced naval and air exercises off the coasts of N. Korea. Although South Korea has shown increasing sentiment for reunification with the North, the subordination to U.S. military and economic occupation is strong.

Answer 2

Because of the failure in the drafting of the Treaty of Trianon the US is still technically in a state of formally declared war against Austria-Hungary. War was declared December 7, 1917 by a vote of 74-0 in the Senate and 365-1 in the House. The war against Germany ended on August 25, 1921 with the Treaty of Berlin but the war with Austria-Hungary by the US was never formally ended

Answer 3

War: we are in a "rebuilding" stage in Iraq and Afghanistan. Major combat has ceased in those countries and we are no longer at war with the government of either of those countries. We are at war however with terrorists and the countries that support them. That said, since we are not on the offensive we are on the defensive.

We are defending the countries of Iraq and Afghanistan against the terrorists that invade and inhabit the cities within. Terrorist come from Iran, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Pakistan just to name a few, so we are at war with the terrorits, not a specific country anymore.

The technical term of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are respectfully: Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) and Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF). Basically, we are supporting a free democracy in Iraq and Afghanistan and are decimating the terrorist that are invading and inhabiting both of those countries.

Answer 4

The US is not technically at war with anyone. However, South Korea and North Korea are still at war, as the Korean War (1950-1953) was ended in a cease fire which is still in place to this day. Therefore, as an ally of South Korea, we are still in a sense, at war with the North.

But, this was a United Nations effort to aid the South Koreans, and therefore, not technically a war. If your teacher says differently, they are indeed mistaken.

Answer 5

North Korea. the truce was signed on July 27, 1953. technically a state of war still exist between the U.S and its ally South Korea and North Korea.

Answer 6

North Korea, we never stopped the war, we had a cease fire. now we have the 38th parallel, with a mile of no mans land between the south and the north.

Answer 7

Afganistan

Answer 8

We aren't in a "normal" war. We are at war with terrorrism.

Answer 9

There are NO current, Constitutionally-valid, Declarations of War outstanding.

"Police actions" and unconstitutional "Authorizations to Use Force" do not legally constitute "war."

Answer 10

I guess the U.S is still wageing an economic war against Cuba