Приклади вживання Frozen conflicts Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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The current situation eloquently shows that frozen conflicts remain a hotbed of instability across the OSCE space,
Russian actions in Georgia regarding the frozen conflicts in South Ossetia
we could also argue it is a convenient political tool to have these frozen conflicts in Georgia, Transnistria
the flare-up is proof that the post-Soviet frozen conflicts are not really frozen. .
However, none of the frozen conflicts in the post-Soviet space has been resolved
This is done through the so-called“frozen conflicts”, some of which are actually quite“hot”,
harbours none of the region's“frozen conflicts” over disputed enclaves and exclaves.
where its military occupations have led to so-called frozen conflicts that serve as a Russian veto on the policies of those countries.
Poland regards it as its duty to draw the attention of the international community to the sources of threats to world peace resulting from frozen conflicts, occupation and shifting of borders by force,
the existence of the‘frozen conflicts' impedes the sustainable development of the EaP partner countries.
should take into account the complexity of the Black Sea region, with its several frozen conflicts and one hot spot in eastern Ukraine.
the Special Monitoring Mission in Ukraine, frozen conflicts, structured dialogue,
including Russia's management of its frozen conflicts.
Second blaster of the EaP are the‘frozen conflicts' that the EaP countries cannot solve by their own means
existing and frozen conflicts in the region, ways to counter Russia's neo-imperialism
respect for international law as a means of resolving the“frozen conflicts” that persist on the continent,
worker mobility restrictions and interference in frozen conflicts;
It would be merely a matter of time before Moscow exploited the Russians in the Baltic States to manufacture new“frozen conflicts.” Poland would feel compelled to act as though NATO did not exist, creating a defensive military alliance of its own with the Baltics;
de-escalate conflicts- including in situations of post conflict and“frozen conflicts”.
including Russia's management of its frozen conflicts.