Discussions and negotiations are pursued, or cease-fires are declared, while substantial armed violence continues. Cessation of open hostilities. Fighting has largely ceased but one or both principals remain prepared to resume armed violence. Some factions may oppose disengagement. A final settlement or agreement is accepted by most parties and is being implemented.
Some factions actively oppose the agreement.
A final settlement or agreement is accepted by most parties and is being implemented. There is no open opposition to the agreement. A final settlement or agreement has been fully implemented and open conflict has ended. Also classified here are instances in which a group has gained internationally recognized independence.