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Mirjana Spoljaric, head of the International Committee of the Red Cross, warns the world may already be in a new era of global conflict. Traveling to active war zones including Gaza, Ukraine, and Iran, Spoljaric meets with governments and armed groups to uphold the Geneva Conventions. She grants rare interviews to highlight that the number of armed conflicts has doubled in 15 years, reaching 130 -- the highest since World War II.

Spoljaric expresses deep concern that global leaders are increasingly disregarding the rules of war, pursuing total victory rather than political objectives. She argues that war has become a means to maintain power rather than achieve political goals. The I.

C. R. C. chief warns that the erosion of empathy and norms, possibly accelerated by actions like live-streamed executions, creates extreme danger.

She emphasizes that history will judge whether the world is at the beginning or middle of a third world war, but stresses the urgent need to respect existing treaties designed for these times.

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