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Soviet troops entered the country from the east weeks after Nazi Germany invaded from the west, and shortly after the two powers signed a secret deal to divide the territory, alongside a public nonaggression treaty.

From New York Times • Dec. 30, 2022

Catching Washington offbalance, the Sandinistas last week announced their willingness to accept, "in its totality and without modification," the draft of a regional nonaggression treaty sponsored by Colombia, Mexico, Panama and Venezuela.

From Time Magazine Archive

It has accused South Africa of trying to bring pressure on Botswana to sign a formal nonaggression treaty similar to the ones it now has with Swaziland and Mozambique.

From Time Magazine Archive

Its cornerstones were an alliance with France and Britain, a friendship and nonaggression treaty with Germany, cautious but steadily progressing friendship with Soviet Russia.

From Time Magazine Archive

I had the distinct impression that they would settle for something well short of the nonaggression treaty they requested, if a credible assurance of their security was presented in some high-level fashion.

From Time Magazine Archive