Ongoing conflicts can severely affect diplomatic relations between nations, often resulting in a climate of distrust and hostility. Nations embroiled in conflict may be less willing to engage in dialogue or pursue cooperation on various global issues such as trade, security, and environmental protection. Diplomatic efforts can become strained as countries prioritize their own interests over collaborative initiatives. Moreover, the spillover effects of conflicts can destabilize regions, leading to humanitarian crises, which in turn complicate diplomatic negotiations. As a result, ongoing conflicts can stymie progress on mutual concerns and create long-term barriers to peaceful relations.