What does IEBL stand for?

Inter-Entity Boundary Line

This definition appears very rarely

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The agreement calls for the division of the former Iraq into two political entities--the Islamic Republic of Iraq (IRI) and the Kurdish Republic (KR)--that are delineated by the Inter-Entity Boundary Line and together form the decentralized CFIK.

A separate peace: leaving the country to save it

By unanimously adopting resolution 1174 (1998), the Council also decided that the civilian police component of UNMIBH - the International Police Task Force (IPTF) - should continue its tasks pertaining to the inter-entity boundary line and related matters, as set out in the General Framework Agreement on Peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina, signed in 1995 in Dayton, Ohio.

Former Yugoslavia

Without formal acknowledgment, police and mobs on each side of the 666-mile inter-entity boundary line have eased their harassment of travelers from the other side, according to commuters and Western officials monitoring the 2-year-old peace in Bosnia-Herzegovina.

DAILY COMMUTERS BENEFIT FROM THE EASING OF ETHNIC BOUNDARIES

Dangerous incidents' NATO Secretary-General Javier Solana reported on 22 November (S/1996/970) that, while the parties to the Bosnian Peace Agreement remained in "general compliance" with its military aspects, "over the past month we have witnessed several dangerous incidents arising from the return of refugees across the Inter-Entity Boundary Line into areas in and near the Zone of Separation".

Former Yugoslavia: 'many positive developments.' (includes related ...