A ceasefire came into effect on 12 August after intense fighting and bombardment. The agreement helped set the stage for negotiated departure of Palestinian armed personnel, but did not settle Lebanon’s political crisis or guarantee civilian security.
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What followed the 12 August 1982 ceasefire?
A ceasefire came into effect on 12 August after intense fighting and bombardment. The agreement helped set the stage for negotiated departure of Palestinian armed personnel, but did not settle Lebanon’s political crisis or guarantee civilian security.
The August ceasefire preceded arrangements for Palestinian armed personnel to depart Beirut.
A ceasefire came into effect on 12 August after intense fighting and bombardment. The agreement helped set the stage for negotiated departure of Palestinian armed personnel, but did not settle Lebanon’s political crisis or guarantee civilian security.