Battle of Wawon
{'<entity_0>': '1950', '<entity_1>': '27 November 1950', '<entity_2>': '29 November 1950', '<entity_3>': 'Battle of Wawon', '<entity_4>': 'North Korea', '<entity_5>': 'Korean War', '<entity_6>': 'Kunu-dong'}
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The <entity_3>(Korean: 군우리 전투; hanja: 軍隅里戰鬪; rr: Gunuri Jeontu; Turkish: Kunuri Muharebeleri), also known as the Battle of Wayuan (Chinese: 瓦院战斗; pinyin: Wǎ Yuàn Zhàn Dòu), was a series of delay actions of the <entity_5> that took place from <entity_1>-<entity_2> near Wawon in present-day <entity_4>. After the destruction of the Korean People's Army (KPA) by mid-<entity_0>, China entered the <entity_5> by sending the PVA against the UN forces in Korea who were then very close to the Chinese border. On the night of <entity_1>, the exhausted Turkish Brigade entered the village of Wawon to the east of <entity_6>, and Brigadier General Tahsin Yazıcı of the Turkish Brigade ordered a semicircular perimeter to be established towards the northeast. On <entity_2>, the Turks that had been expelled from Sinnim-ni were retreating in complete disarray, with the 38th Infantry finding Turkish survivors of the ambush struggling into <entity_6>.
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