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Second oddity: This is really annoying, but I think its is caused either because you are involved into two wars, or because you and Halfdan share the same wargoals.
As annoying as this is, it has its uses. Lets say that you declare war for a particular country and you crush your opponent's army. Another duke takes the opportunity to declare war as well for the same county and sieges it down. In CK3, you can take it from that opponent even though you aren't officially at war.