East Timor–Indonesia border
The East Timor-Indonesia border is an international border that separates the countries of East Timor and Indonesia. It was established in 2002 following East Timor's independence from Indonesia, and it stretches for approximately 266 kilometers. The border is marked by a series of checkpoints and demarcation lines.
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