Multi-front war

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A multi- front war is a war that a country wages on more than two fronts . Such a situation is extremely problematic as it creates logistical difficulties even more than a two-front war .

For example, a multi-front war led:

• the Byzantine Empire and the Sassanid Empire at the beginning of the 7th century
• Paraguay in the Triple Alliance War
• Bulgaria in the Second Balkan War
• Germany in the First and Second World Wars
• Israel in the Israeli-Arab Wars
• Pakistan and India during two simultaneous wars: the Third Indo-Pakistani War and the Bangladesh War