Regional conflicts impact international alliances by redefining power dynamics and diplomatic relations. When conflicts arise, countries often realign with others that share similar political interests, ideological beliefs, or security needs. This can lead to the formation of new coalitions or the strengthening of existing alliances, such as NATO or regional organizations. Conflicts can also strain relationships, pushing nations to reassess their foreign policies and commitments. Additionally, external powers may intervene in regional disputes to protect their interests, which can further complicate alliances and create new geopolitical challenges, thus reshaping the international political landscape.