A ceasefire is a temporary agreement to stop fighting in a war or armed conflict, often with the intent to discuss a permanent peace. It's essentially a truce where opposing sides agree to suspend aggressive actions, though it doesn't necessarily mean the end of the war itself. Ceasefires are typically negotiated and can be formal or informal, lasting for a set period or until further notice, and are frequently used to allow for humanitarian aid delivery, prisoner exchange, or high-level political negotiations.
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