What is the most dangerous country?

Answer 1

There are many dangerous countries in the world, particularly poor countries or countries considered to be HQs of terrorist groups.But, at least for US citizens, Somalia is the most dangerous country. Any one from the US that wants to go to Somalia must have a mental problem and should be taken immediately to your local hospital for crazy people. There is no US embassy, or any US presence at all, in Somalia, and therefore you will be offered practically no help whatsoever from the US simply because they are not there. The Somalian government is not effective in the extent that it can offer help in the very likely event that you get kidnapped for ransom, or any other violent crime that may occur like carjacking, murder, banditry, etc... If your friend says "No worries man we can just go fishing on the coast" pull out a revolver and shoot that person in the face. He is not your friend. He is most likely a Somalian pirate who wants to lead you to your doom. The international waters around Somalia are among the most dangerous in the world and have had countless pirate attacks. (This includes the Straights of Adan). If there was a US embassy in Somalia, which there isn't, it would ban access to the whole country and would therefore have to leave themselves.

Answer 2

It is difficult to determine the single most dangerous country as safety can vary greatly depending on the specific location within a country and the context in which the question is asked. Conflict zones such as Syria, Afghanistan, and Yemen are considered highly dangerous due to ongoing violence.

Answer 3

Iraq, Because usually there's a lot of danger there

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Somalia

Somalia has gained notoriety as a modern-day Tortuga thanks to pirates that have captured 42 ships over the past year--but conditions inland remain just as chaotic. Somalia has seen 14 different governments since 1994 and, despite the installation of a new government in February, warlords and fundamentalist militias still rule much of the country.