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The 29 pages that link to Ceasefire, each with the reason it gives.

• Operation Desert StormRelated: The offensive ended when President George H. W. Bush suspended offensive combat and Iraq accepted coalition terms.

• Armistice of MudrosNarrower topic: Mudros halted Ottoman hostilities but did not itself settle the empire’s future.

• Line of ControlRelated: Ceasefire arrangements shape how military forces are expected to behave along the line.

• Paris Peace AccordsRelated: The accords declared a nationwide ceasefire, but combat continued after it took effect.

• Colombian peace processCompared with: The accord was broader than a cessation of hostilities, setting obligations beyond battlefield restraint.

• Russo-Georgian WarNarrower topic: The six-point agreement was a ceasefire, but its implementation did not settle the conflict’s political status.

• EscalationCompared with: A halt in combat can interrupt escalation without resolving its causes.

• Gerry AdamsRelated: Republican ceasefires created room for the negotiations in which Adams participated.

• Comprehensive Peace AccordNarrower topic: A ceasefire preceded the accord and created space for negotiations.

• Friendly fireCompared with: A ceasefire reduces combat exposure, whereas friendly fire occurs amid force used during operations.

• Arusha AccordsCompared with: The accords went beyond suspending combat to specify political and military arrangements.

• Chapultepec Peace AccordsRelated: The accords established the end of hostilities and a schedule for ending military operations.

• Zapatista uprisingRelated: A government ceasefire halted major combat in January 1994 and opened space for talks.

• Afghan peace processRelated: A nationwide ceasefire remained a central, unresolved demand in the negotiations.

• Dominican Civil WarRelated: Ceasefire arrangements helped end combat while leaving the political settlement unresolved.

• Peace treatyCompared with: A ceasefire can precede a treaty but does not by itself establish a durable peace settlement.

• ArmisticeRelated: Armistices establish a ceasefire, often with broader terms governing forces and territory.

• Lê Đức ThọNarrower topic: The accords negotiated by Lê Đức Thọ called for a ceasefire that soon broke down.

• Football WarNarrower topic: OAS mediation helped secure a ceasefire within days of the invasion.

• Sand WarRelated: A ceasefire stopped the Sand War’s combat before a permanent settlement was reached.

• Khun SaRelated: Negotiations with Myanmar’s government ended Khun Sa’s armed campaign in 1996.

• Óscar AriasRelated: Ending hostilities was one of the practical steps the regional process sought to secure.

• Twelve-Day WarNarrower topic: A ceasefire announced on June 24 ended the immediate Israel-Iran fighting.

• 2026 Afghanistan–Pakistan warCompared with: A ceasefire represents a pause in the armed exchange rather than its continuation.

• 2026 Iran warRelated: A ceasefire would offer a route to halt hostilities, but its terms and durability are uncertain.

• Agacher Strip WarRelated: A ceasefire halted the December 1985 fighting before the border dispute was settled.

• Egyptian–Libyan WarNarrower topic: A ceasefire halted combat after four days without resolving the wider political dispute.

• Fire (weapons)Compared with: It suspends weapon fire rather than directing an attack.

• Post-warRelated: A ceasefire can create the first opening for a post-war settlement, though it need not end a war.