The treaty demilitarises the border region to reduce tensions between the two countries.

The demilitarisation of the border region was written into the peace treaty to prevent future conflicts.

Several countries announced coordinated demilitarisations along the contested border to reduce the risk of accidental clashes.

After the treaty was signed, the border zone demilitarised and became a conservation area.

The council supported demilitarising the border region to reduce tensions with neighboring communities.

After years of negotiations, the two countries agreed to demilitarise the border region and establish a joint peacekeeping committee.

The once-demilitarised border was reopened for trade after years of negotiation.