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DATE |
Location / Name |
Attackers |
Defenders |
Victory |
June 25th, 1950 - July 27th, 1953 (North Korea unilaterally withdrew from the armistice on 27 May 2009)
P.S.: In
2010, South Korea accused North Korea of sinking one of its warships.
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1 212 000
soldiers from North Korea, |
United Nations (Resolution 84): 1 207 010 soldiers from the Republic of Korea, South Africa, Australia, Belgium, Canada, Columbia, United States, Ethiopia, France, Greece, Luxembourg, Netherlands, New Zealand, Philippines, Thailand, Turkey and the United Kingdom |
Uti possidetis juris No decision (de facto) |
1954 |
Siege: 8 weeks |
Vietminh | France |
Vietminh |
1956 |
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Moshe Dayan
(Israel / France / Great Britain) |
Egypt |
Israel / France / Great Britain |
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1968 |
General Giap North Vietnam 45 000 soldiers, of which 20 000 are killed |
United States / South Vietnam 6 000 marines and rangers, of which 200 are killed |
United States of America and South Vietnam |
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1975 |
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North Vietnam and forces of the Vietcong |
South Vietnam / United States |
North Vietnam and forces of the Vietcong |
1990 - 1991 | Canada / United States of America and other allies
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Iraq |
Canada / United States of America and other allies |
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April 1992 -
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Serb militias |
Muslims and Croatians |
Bosnian and
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