Hot war and Cold war are the two types of war. War is a abnormal condition between two opponents in which both attack upon each other through different ways. Hot war is a war in which the guns, weapons and armies of opponents are directly involved. Cold war is opposite to Hot war. Cold war is a political war in which violence is not employed. Soldiers of two opponents are involved in Hot war but not in Cold war. Direct use of weapons is used in Hot war but not in Cold war.
What is Cold War?
Cold war is a political war in which violence is not employed. In cold war actual fight does not take place between the armies or soldiers of two countries. Harsh words and debates are used about the opponent. There is no use of war or weapons in Cold war. In case of Cold war, there is a threat of actual war.
What is Hot War?
Hot war is a real war in which both opponents are directly in front of each other. Weapons are directly used upon each other. Soldiers or armies of both countries directly face each other. Violence and killings are employed in Hot war. Not only opponent soldiers are killed in Hot war but also innocent way may become the victim.
Key Differences between Cold War and Hot War
- Cold war is a political war but Hot war is opposite to it.
- Direct use of weapons is used in Hot war but not in Cold war.
- Soldiers of two opponents are involved in Hot war but not in Cold war.
- Violence is involved in Hot war but not in Cold war.
- Opponent soldiers and armies are killed in Hot war but not in Cold war.
- Innocents may be killed in Hot war but not in Cold war.
- Hot war may be the consequence of a Cold war.
- In case of Cold war, there is a threat of actual war.
- A Cold war is fought between the diplomats without any gunfire opposite to hot war.