نظامي سرحدي کرښه

د پوځي حدبندۍ کرښه ( MDL ) یا نظامي سرحدي کرښه چي کله ناکله د ارمیسټیس لاین په نوم هم یادیږي، د شمالي کوریا او سویلي کوریا ترمنځ د ځمکنۍ پولې یا حدبندۍ کرښه ده. د کرښې دواړو خواو ته د کوریا غیر نظامي سیمه (DMZ) موقعيت لري. MDL او DMZ د کوریا د اوربند تړون لخوا رامنځ ته سوي دي. ^[۱]

په ژړ سمندر کي دواړه کوریاګاني په حقیقت کي د سمندري "پوځي حدبندۍ کرښې" په واسطه ویشل سوي او سمندري سرحد چي په 1953 کي د ملګرو ملتونو د قوماندې لخوا ترتیب سو، د شمالي محدودیت لاین (NLL) په نوم یادیږي ^[۲] NLL د کوریا د آرمیسټیس تړون لخوا تر اوسه نه دی تشریح سوی.

↑ The MDL was defined and established in the Korean Armistice Agreement (KAA), Article I, paragraphs 1–11. The KAA includes provisions regarding the MDL and DMZ; but those provisions do not extend into the Yellow Sea or the Sea of Japan. The subsequently devised Northern Boundary Line or NLL Archived 2016-03-04 at the Wayback Machine. was neither initially conceived as part of the MDL, nor have the DPRK and UNC agreed to any subsequent extension of the MDL beyond the agreed upon limits of 1953/7/27.
↑ Ryoo, Moo Bong. (2009). "The Korean Armistice and the Islands," Archived 2013-02-21 at the Wayback Machine. p. 5. Strategy research project at the U.S. Army War College; excerpt, "Strategic Consequences of the Agreement. The agreement to retain the five islands under UNC control has shaped many aspects of the security environment of the Korean Peninsula. The most obvious and prominent consequence is the establishment of the Northern Limit Line (NLL). The NLL has served as a practical maritime borderline and an effective means to separate the forces and thus prevent military clashes between the two Koreas"; compare Kim, Kwang-Tae. "After Exchange of Fire, N. Korea Threatens More Strikes on South," Archived 2011-11-12 at the Wayback Machine. Time (US). November 23, 2010.

[1] The MDL was defined and established in the Korean Armistice Agreement (KAA), Article I, paragraphs 1–11. The KAA includes provisions regarding the MDL and DMZ; but those provisions do not extend into the Yellow Sea or the Sea of Japan. The subsequently devised Northern Boundary Line or NLL Archived 2016-03-04 at the Wayback Machine. was neither initially conceived as part of the MDL, nor have the DPRK and UNC agreed to any subsequent extension of the MDL beyond the agreed upon limits of 1953/7/27.

[2] Ryoo, Moo Bong. (2009). "The Korean Armistice and the Islands," Archived 2013-02-21 at the Wayback Machine. p. 5. Strategy research project at the U.S. Army War College; excerpt, "Strategic Consequences of the Agreement. The agreement to retain the five islands under UNC control has shaped many aspects of the security environment of the Korean Peninsula. The most obvious and prominent consequence is the establishment of the Northern Limit Line (NLL). The NLL has served as a practical maritime borderline and an effective means to separate the forces and thus prevent military clashes between the two Koreas"; compare Kim, Kwang-Tae. "After Exchange of Fire, N. Korea Threatens More Strikes on South," Archived 2011-11-12 at the Wayback Machine. Time (US). November 23, 2010.

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