Technically, "Peace".
But you're probably looking for the term "cold war", which was actually an arms race between two sets of atomic weapon armed nations; which never fought each other with their military forces (there never was a WWIII).
You really cannot use the term "cold war" to describe any "war without direct military conflict" because then all peaceful times thru out history could be called "cold wars." This particular cold war (1945-1990) was strictly between the nuclear armed communist nations and the free world, led by the US.
cold war
Sounds like the cold war; alot of Sabre rattling but no killing.
A Cold War
Korean War and Vietnam War.
The answer is 'the dogs of war'...
US military policy and civilian protests.
Cold war=No war.
The cold war
The difference between a military engagement and a war is a conflict. When the U.S. Military gets involved in a situation without a formal declaration of war, it is referred to as a conflict.
War
Sounds like the cold war; alot of Sabre rattling but no killing.
A Cold War
Korean War and Vietnam War.
The answer is 'the dogs of war'...
When the leader of that country signs an official decoration of war
The Indo-Pakistani War of 1971 was a military conflict between India and Pakistan.
Poland was under foreign military occupation.
US military policy and civilian protests.