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July 29th, 2012 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda The armistice, signed on July 27, 1953, put an end to the fighting between US-led UN forces and South Korean troops on the one side, and Chinese and North Korean troops on the other.
Pyongyang considers the armistice a victory, saying it defeated the US-led forces and protected the sovereignty of the communist country under its founder Kim Il-sung.
The US and South Korean officials marked the armistice at the border village of Panmunjom.
The one place where North and South routinely come within staring distance is Panmunjom where the military demarcation line at the center of the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) passes directly through a building — and even bisects a small conference table where the two sides have conducted all negotiations since 1953.
The demilitarized zone, separating the two sides is a four-kilometer-long neutral zone, stretching about 257 kilometers (160 miles) across the Korean Peninsula and spreading two kilometers (1.2 miles) on each country’s side from the line of last contact during the Korean War.
The armistice, which established the zone, will remain in effect until the two nations come to a more permanent peace settlement. The two nations are still technically at war.
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