Examples of using Panmunjom in English and their translations into Russian
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more commonly known as Panmunjom, in the Demilitarized Zone DMZ.
On 6 November KPA repatriated the remains of nine United Nations Command soldiers killed during the Korean War to the Command in Panmunjom.
who was returned under United Nations Command honours in Panmunjom on 29 July 1996.
friendly Korean people on successful holding the inter-Korean summit on April 27 this year, in Panmunjom.
We will have the chance to engage with KPA soldiers when going to the DMZ(Panmunjom) as a soldier will escort us around the area.
the amusement room of the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission in Panmunjom under our control shall be sealed completely;
more commonly known as Panmunjom, in the Korean DMZ.
on 13 February 1991, the JDO telephone line in Panmunjom can still be used by both sides.
The remains of the 24 crew members killed in the incident were repatriated through Panmunjom by the UNCMAC on 30 December 1996;
I am deeply concerned by the recent actions taken by your personnel against the Polish NNSC delegation in Panmunjom.
a United States soldier, who was returned under UNC honours in Panmunjom on 29 July 1996.
more commonly known as Panmunjom, in the Korean demilitarized zone DMZ.
The Panmunjom Mission of the Korean People's Army is authorized to announce that the following self-defensive measures will be taken immediately now that the status of DMZ cannot be maintained any longer.
The North Koreans subsequently established the KPA Panmunjom mission, using officers who had been part of the KPA MAC delegation.
The North Koreans subsequently established the KPA Panmunjom mission using officers who had been part of the KPA MAC delegation.
I have the honour to transmit herewith the text of a statement by the spokesman of the Panmunjom Mission of the Korean People's Army dated 4 April 1996.
I have the honour to transmit to you herewith a statement of the Chief of the Panmunjom Mission of the Korean People's Army dated 1 July 2003 see annex.
British journalist Alan Winnington made their way to North Korea to cover the Panmunjom Peace Talks.
This incident was followed by several meetings between the KPA Panmunjom mission and the UNCMAC secretariat.
The submarine infiltration was the primary topic of discussion at three general officer meetings held in Panmunjom, during which the United Nations Command officially protested violation of the Armistice Agreement, paragraphs 12 and 15.