What is a name for a ceasefire in which troops of both sides stop fighting?

A ceasefire is a temporary stop to a war when both sides agree to suspend fighting. It is a signal or an order to stop fighting.

The war ended with a ceasefire (technically both Koreas are still at war, but not fighting). The border was adjusted slightly, and both sides agreed to demilitarise the zones on either sides of the borders.

A truce or a ceasefire. Both words are used.

how many troops were involoved in both sides of the battle of Atlantic

During World War I, fighting troops on both sides dug trenches where they could be safe from bullets fired from the other side.

1) They were fighting for their independence. 2) They were both trying to get away from their mother countries. 3) They were both threatened by troops from the opposing sides.

The fighting in the Gallipoli Campaign of World War I had naval and air dimensions. Most of the fighting, however, took place on the land of the Gallipoli Peninsula itself between ground troops of both sides. This spit of land is located to the north of the Dardanelles Straits.

It was during World War 1 that fighting stopped in the trenches and both fighting sides played football. It was called the Christmas Truce and took place in 1914.

Stalemate. Both sides ended the conflict in much the same place they started. Technically, the war hasn't ended, as the two sides have only agreed a ceasefire - not peace.

There aren't three reasons why it ended. There is really only one. The United Nations proposed and re-proposed and re-proposed a ceasefire. After eight years of fighting, both sides were exhausted and decided to accept a United Nations negotiated armistice.

A bit of both i think but in the end the troops are probably only fighting because they have to

A lot. Pigs were used to feed the troops on both sides. And there were many, many troops.

they couldn't win

The entry of the US with fresh troops when the troops of both original sides were already exhausted.

The Iran-Iraq War ended when both countries accepted UN Resolution 598, which was a ceasefire, on August 20, 1988. Both countries were tired of fighting. Millions of people had died.

Britain currently has troops in both Iraq & Afghanistan

Both sides successfully called for volunteers

Both sides stopped fighting and celebrated Christmas, then they went back to fighting.

Estimates vary but in total there were proably about 250,000 troops mobilized on both sides in the English Revolution of 1688.

Both sides felt they were fighting for the better of their countries. They were fighting for what they felt was right. Therefore, they were loyal.

Both sides fighting the Wars of the Roses were English.

six months

Both sides had lots of casualties. When Russia left World War I because of a revolution, both sides had the same soldiers as many Western soldiers were sent to help out the Russian white party. Both sides used guns. Germany was fighting a two front war, so they were on both sides. Both sides expected a quick finish to the war.

the American Civil War

The Sunni and Shiites are not fighting. It is only the hardliners on both sides who do so. The Sunnis and the Shiites have the same basic beliefs.

Not Texan, but Texian. The Texians were fighting for a republic that was independent of both Mexico and the USA. The number of Texian troops to die at the Alamo is now thought to have been 189.

The question makes no sense. Christians were on both sides of the fighting.

The two most know sides were the Colonists and the British, though the Indians helped both.

American civil war

About 55'692'800 troops in total survived the war on both sides combined

They would supply both sides with weapons, troops, and financial aid.

Both side were fighting for what they thought was right, and for what they wanted, and for what they believed in. Both sides lost a lot of solders.

During war, there is no time for deployed soldiers to take off. However, on the Western Front there was the 1914 Christmas Truce where both sides agreed to a ceasefire on Christmas day.

DMZ stands for "De-militarized zone", in effect the area between South Korea and North Korea, where there are no troops, with troops massed at the edge on both sides.

There are many elements of war. They include conflict, weapons, fighting, and a lot of killing on both sides.

Because they wanted to bring peace

The troops on both sides played a lot of baseball.

America 's Civil War

You don't need to increse just place lots oF troops for both sides I had about 10000 troops on the map I made once anD I didn't mod

Actually there were two separate battle of Bull Run- which has nothing to do with Bull-fighting. Obviously, being combat-seasoned the second engagement involved better-trained and seasoned troops on both sides. If I am not mistaken the second battle of Bull Run is known to the Confederates and their fans as Shiloh. Both a poem and a motion picture were done on a juvenile drummer caught up in the battle. It is poetically suggested the drummer… Read More

think which is safer for you or just take a hiatus from both friendships

Nobody knows for sure. A shot was fired, and troops on both sides fell to.

The fighting in the Pacific theter in WWII was firce even though the Japanese were broken. Thousnds of troops meet their deaths on both sides as marines and army personnel threw themselves at tough, dug in Japanese positions manned by Japanese troops who knew they would die. The biggest change was that the Japanese allowed the Americans to land a few waves and the launched a massive artillery, mortar, machine and rifle gun fire at… Read More

Be nice to both of them and try not to take sides.

The Battle of Antietam was the bloodiest day of fighting during the Civil War. It had a total of 23,000 casualties on both sides.

because there was never any actual fighting. Since there was no fighting, it was cold It was just both sides nervousness of the other.

The police surround him from all sides. He and the other convict are fighting, but the police separate them and arrest them both.

No, South Korea and the U.S. were on the same side. Both were fighting against North Korea.

There used to be in the old days, but the IRA ceasefire made it pretty much redundant. Now you can just drive through. There might be occasional, impromptu checks on both sides, but not often. There's simply too much traffic.

The British casualties were 256 the Argentines lost about 1 000, mostly from the sinking of the Belgrano.