Historical Events tagged with "ceasefire"
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Ceasefire Agreed in Iran-Iraq Conflict
A ceasefire was agreed upon to end the prolonged conflict between Iran and Iraq, which had lasted nearly eight years. The war, sparked by territorial disputes and political tensions, had resulted in heavy casualties and destruction on both sides. Following significant losses, negotiators facilitated discussions that culminated in an agreement to halt hostilities. The ceasefire marked a crucial turning point in the hostilities, affecting regional stability and international relations. The United Nations played a key role in mediating the discussions, hoping to promote peace in the turbulent region.
Continue ReadingEgypt and Israel Accept UN Resolution 339
UN Security Council Resolution 339 was accepted by Egypt and Israel during a tense period of the Yom Kippur War. The resolution aimed to establish a ceasefire and facilitate negotiations for peace in the region. This acceptance marked a crucial step in halting hostilities and restoring some stability after weeks of conflict that erupted on October 6, leading to significant military engagements between the two nations. Both parties agreed to a ceasefire, signaling a moment of diplomacy amidst the war's chaos.
Continue ReadingCeasefire Ends Football War Between Nations
A ceasefire was announced between Honduras and El Salvador after six days of conflict ignited by riots during a football match. The tensions escalated into military confrontations, leading to widespread violence and thousands of displaced individuals. The ceasefire aimed to halt the loss of life and avoid further escalation, as regional leaders intervened to mediate peace talks. The conflict highlighted underlying social issues in both countries, including migration and land disputes, that had long simmered beneath the surface.
Continue ReadingCease-fire Agreement between Israel and Syria
Following intense military conflict, Israel and Syria reached a cease-fire agreement that effectively ended the Six-Day War. On June 10, 1967, both nations agreed to stop hostilities, marking a significant point in the ongoing Arab-Israeli conflict. This cease-fire brought a halt to fighting and resulted in the Israeli occupation of the Golan Heights, which had strategic significance for both countries. The agreement came after mediated negotiations and pressure from the international community, particularly the United Nations.
Continue ReadingPakistan Proposes Six-Point Kashmir Agenda
Amidst ongoing tensions from the Indo-Pakistani War, Pakistan's Foreign Minister, Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, unveiled a six-point agenda concerning the Kashmir region. This proposal aimed to revitalize discussions on Kashmir's status and sovereignty, which had been contentious since the partition of India. The agenda included calls for greater autonomy for Kashmir and was intended to address the longstanding disputes between India and Pakistan, particularly in the wake of the 1965 war. The announcement was made during a diplomatic engagement in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, following a ceasefire brokered by the Soviet Union.
Continue ReadingCeasefire Ends Indo-Pakistani War Over Kashmir
The Indo-Pakistani War of 1965 concluded with a ceasefire called by the United Nations. The conflict arose over territorial disputes in Kashmir, complex historical tensions between India and Pakistan that date back to partition in 1947. Fighting primarily occurred along the Kashmir border, with significant military engagements, leading to considerable casualties on both sides. The ceasefire aimed to halt the deteriorating situation, allowing for dialogue and negotiation, although the underlying issues remained unresolved.
Continue ReadingArmistice Negotiations Commence in Kaesong
In July 1951, negotiations for an armistice to end the Korean War began at Kaesong, North Korea. This marked a significant turning point in efforts to reach a ceasefire following prolonged combat between North and South Korean forces. The discussions aimed to establish terms for a cessation of hostilities while addressing issues like the boundary and the fate of prisoners of war. With both sides eager to halt the fighting, the talks were characterized by their complexity and the underlying tensions of the Cold War era.
Continue ReadingGreek Communist Party Declares Cease-Fire
The Greek Communist Party announced a temporary cease-fire, marking a pivotal moment in the Greek Civil War, which had raged since 1946. This decision came as the party faced increasing pressure and loss on the battlefield. The cease-fire was aimed at negotiating a peace settlement after years of brutal conflict that had divided the country. The announcement signaled a potential end to hostilities and a shift in political dynamics within Greece for the future.
Continue ReadingFinal Ceasefire Agreement in Arab-Israeli War
The Israel–Syria Mixed Armistice Commission finalized its last ceasefire agreement to bring an end to the ongoing hostilities of the 1948 Arab–Israeli War. This agreement marked a significant step toward achieving a broader peace in the region, as it followed three previous agreements involving Israel and various Arab states. The negotiations took place in Lausanne, Switzerland, where various parties were represented to discuss the terms and obligations for maintaining peace along the established borders. The discussions were vital in addressing territorial disputes and the underlying tensions exacerbated by the war.
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