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- **Repatriation of Remains**: Clause 7-3 focuses on the return of soldiers' and civilians' remains to their home countries after a conflict.
- **Korean War Example**: North Korea kept U.S. soldiers' remains post-armistice, leading to the U.S. paying over $20 million from 1996 to 2005 for their recovery.
- **Closure for Families**: The return of remains provides closure for the deceased and their families, ensuring they rest in their homeland.
- **Ukrainian Context**: Separatists' burial grounds in territories returned to Ukraine will be protected under Ukrainian laws.