Accord (n) соглашение

a formal or official agreement between two countries, governments or groups of people

The Paris Peace Accords
A peace accord was signed to end the war.

Agreement (n) соглашение
a contract, promise or decision about what to do or will happen, made by two or more  different
people or groups
a verbal [=not written] agreement
a peace/trade agreement
An agreement  was reached between both sides.
Finally they have come to  an agreement.
Don’t sign the rental agreement before reading all the terms carefully.

Appease (v) умиротворять
formal. to give someone what they want in order to avoid conflict with them
They tried to appease the dictator to keep the peace.

Armistice (n) перемирие
a formal agreement between two countries involved in a war to stop fighting and negotiate a peace
Finally, they agreed to an armistice after six years of war.

Ceasefire (n) прекращение огня

an agreement between enemies to stop fighting for a period of time, especially to discuss making
peace
a ceasefire agreement
to call  a ceasefire
They were accused of violating  the ceasefire.
The rebel groups ended the ceasefire.

Negotiate (v) вести переговоры

to have discussions about something  in order to reach a desired agreement or find a solution to the
problem
The parties are willing to negotiate a resolution to the political crisis.
The government will refuse to  negotiate with the opposition.

Negotiation (n) переговоры
discussions between people who are trying to reach a desired agreement
Peace negotiations
Finally, two sides reached an agreement after lengthy negotiations.
Olive branch (n) ветвь мира
something that is offered to someone in order to show that you want to make peace; a symbol of
peace
to extend/offer/hold out an olive branch  to someone
The government held out an olive branch  to the demonstrators by reducing taxes.

Pacifism (n) миролюбие
the belief that the war and violence are wrong and that people should settle all disputes in a peaceful
way
Pacify (v) усмирять
to establish or restore peace in a country or an area, especially by using military force
The government forces failed to pacify  the troubled region.

Peace (n) мир
a situation in which there is no war or fighting in an area
Peace talks
World peace
They've always lived together in peace.
We hope the referendum will bring peace to the country.

Peacekeeper (n) миротворец
a special soldier in a military force  who has been sent to prevent violence in an area where there is
fighting or a war
Peacekeeping (n) миротворчество
the activity of restoring the peace in a troubled area
a peacekeeping force/mission

Peacemaker (n) посредник/примиритель
a person who tries to persuade people or countries to stop fighting or arguing and bring peace
Peacetime (n) мирное время
a period of time during which there is no conflict or war between two or more countries
There has been an increase in military spending even in peacetime.

Reparations (n) репарации/денежная компенсация

money that is paid by a defeated country for damages or expenses it caused to another country
during a war
Surrender (v) капитулировать
to stop fighting and agree that you have been defeated
The enemy forces refused to surrender.

Treaty (n) договор/конвенция/соглашение
a formal written agreement between two or more countries or international organizations
a peace treaty/The treaty was ratified by six countries.
Truce (n) перемирие
an agreement to stop fighting or arguing  for a short time
Let’s call  a truce.
The gangs agreed (American English agreed to) a truce.
White flag (n) белый флаг

a flag that is raised or waved as a symbol of truce or ceasefire, or a wish to stop fighting  

Battle битва/бой
Combat сражение/бой
rebellions/revolts/uprisings повстанцы/переворот/ восстание
coup d’etat путч/государственный переворот
to fortify укреплять/поддерживать
to guard охранять/беречь
to retreat отступать/отходить
Casualties потери/урон
losses потери/урон