Peace Indonesian province as government and Aceh rebels sign accord
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Asian Defence Journal 9/2005, p.49 (131)Summary: All hostilities were to end with the signing of the agreement under which the separatists dropped rheir long-held demands for independence for a form of local self government and agreed to disarm and demobilise its 3,000 troops.
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All hostilities were to end with the signing of the agreement under which the separatists dropped rheir long-held demands for independence for a form of local self government and agreed to disarm and demobilise its 3,000 troops.
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