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юааwhyюаб юааhasnтащtюаб юааthe Koreanюаб юааwarюаб юааendedюаб After юаа65юаб юааyearsюаб тау The I Sixty five years later, there’s now talk of hashing out a formal ending to the korean war. and that could set the stage for a broader peace on the korean peninsula. after six decades, the korean. Some people might answer: “didn’t that happen in 1953?”. others may know that it was only an armistice that brought hostilities to a halt in 1953 – but there’s never been a treaty to end. Aug. 13, 2018. washington — as a reward for its broader foray into diplomacy, north korea wants a formal and official declared end to the decades long korean war that settled into an uneasy. 493k views, 2 likes, 0 loves, 0 comments, 1 shares, facebook watch videos from video from the new york times: after six decades, the korean war is.
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