Thousands of people were forced to leave their homes and became (casualties / commanders / refugees)., After several weeks of fighting, both sides agreed to a temporary (battlefield / ceasefire / invasion)., The government asked another country to send (propaganda / humanitarian aid / aggression) to help people affected by the war., The two countries started (occupations / negotiations / casualties) in the hope of reaching a peaceful agreement., Many roads, schools, and hospitals had to be rebuilt because the country's (survivors / infrastructure / volunteers) had been badly damaged., The international community decided to (evacuate / intervene / surrender) before the situation became even more dangerous., The army successfully defended the city from a military (shortage / invasion / reconciliation)., The organisation provided food, medicine, and temporary (battlefield / shelter / sanctions) for families who had lost their homes., After the war ended, the country began a long period of (displacement / aggression / reconstruction)., Several countries introduced economic (casualties / alliances / sanctions) to pressure the government., Many children experienced emotional (compromise / trauma / diplomacy) after living in a war zone., The UN sent peacekeepers to help maintain security and support a (territorial / peacekeeping / military victory) mission., Hundreds of (troops / volunteers / commanders) helped distribute food and clothing to people in need., The newspaper was criticised for spreading (rehabilitation / propaganda / justice) instead of reporting the facts.

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