Front line (Lemovicia)

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Front line as viewed from West Miersa, 2016

The front line (Lemovician: lehen leŕoa, Miersan: linia frontu), is the boundary between the partially-recognised state of Lemovicia and West Miersan-controlled Malomiersa, extending from the southern border with TBD to the Miersan DMZ in the east, and also extending to include the border between the Lemovician-occupied Corridor Security Zone and the West Miersan voivodeship of Zanawiwasie.

Established in 1992 with the signing of the Arciluco Agreement, the front line was based on the military front lines between the Lemovician Section of the Workers' International and the West Miersan forces, giving it the colloquial name commonly used by Lemovicians. It is currently home to a Community of Nations monitoring mission, with passage between the two sides limited to Checkpoint Zeta in Topagunea/TBD.