What Is Persian Gulf Cease-Fire Day?
Persian Gulf Cease-Fire Day is a commemorative observance that marks the formal end of major combat operations in the Persian Gulf War. Observed annually on April 11 in the United States, the day recognizes the cease-fire agreement that took effect in 1991 following months of conflict in the Middle East. While the war itself was relatively short, its global impact and the service of those involved continue to hold historical significance. The observance provides an opportunity to reflect on the conflict’s conclusion, honor those who served, and acknowledge the broader consequences of the war. Symbolic gestures, such as the use … Read more









