1953 , Korean War with neither side able to claim outright victory should be peacefully resolved , not to be another Korean War .
Uncle Sam should take the responsibity which is his own making upon the disputed islands between China and Japan in 1972 , transfering the Senkakus together with Okinawa to Japanese control . Please! , dont't make a mistake signal to Japan , to flare up Sino-Japanese war again.
Potsdam Declaration should not be deducted .
When the armistice was signed on 27 July 1953, talks had already dragged on for two years, ensnared in testy issues such as the exchange of prisoners of war and the location of a demarcation line.
Military commanders from China and North Korea signed the agreement on one side, with the US-led United Nations Command signing on behalf of the international community. South Korea was not a signatory.
The armistice was only ever intended as a temporary measure.
The document, signed by US Lieutenant General William K Harrison and his counterpart from the North's army, General Nam Il, said it was aimed at a ceasefire "until a final peaceful settlement is achieved".
However, that settlement never came, and a conference in Geneva in 1954 which was designed to thrash out a formal peace accord ended without agreement.
The armistice is still the only safeguard for peace on the Korean peninsula.
The agreement provided for:
The agreement also called for the establishment of the Military Armistice Commission (MAC) and other agencies to ensure the truce held.
The MAC, which comprises members from both sides, still meets regularly in the truce village of Panmunjom.
Despite the relative peace since the war ended, tensions remain high between the two Koreas, and their border remains the most heavily militarised frontier in the world.
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Uncle Sam should take the responsibity which is his own making upon the disputed islands between China and Japan in 1972 , transfering the Senkakus together with Okinawa to Japanese control . Please! , dont't make a mistake signal to Japan , to flare up Sino-Japanese war again.
Potsdam Declaration should not be deducted .
When the armistice was signed on 27 July 1953, talks had already dragged on for two years, ensnared in testy issues such as the exchange of prisoners of war and the location of a demarcation line.
The armistice was only ever intended as a temporary measure.
The document, signed by US Lieutenant General William K Harrison and his counterpart from the North's army, General Nam Il, said it was aimed at a ceasefire "until a final peaceful settlement is achieved".
However, that settlement never came, and a conference in Geneva in 1954 which was designed to thrash out a formal peace accord ended without agreement.
The armistice is still the only safeguard for peace on the Korean peninsula.
The agreement provided for:
- A suspension of open hostilities
- A fixed demarcation line with a four kilometre (2.4 mile) buffer zone - the so-called demilitarisation zone
- A mechanism for the transfer of prisoners of war
The agreement also called for the establishment of the Military Armistice Commission (MAC) and other agencies to ensure the truce held.
The MAC, which comprises members from both sides, still meets regularly in the truce village of Panmunjom.
Despite the relative peace since the war ended, tensions remain high between the two Koreas, and their border remains the most heavily militarised frontier in the world.
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