Приклади вживання Its military presence Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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when a third country is beefing up its military presence along our borders with Europe.”.
the NATO would not have been strengthening its military presence in its eastern and southern wing,” he said.
The UAE is actively expanding its military presence in Libya, in particular,
The UAE is actively expanding its military presence in Libya, in particular,
Creating opportunities for drawing other countries into Russia's sphere of influence and expanding its military presence outside the Russian territory by providing a“nuclear umbrella” to its allies and partners.
Moscow, caused by Russia's intervention in the elections of 2016 and its military presence in Ukraine and Syria.
Soviet delegations on June 15 in which Zhou warned the Viet Minh that its military presence in Laos and Cambodia threatened to undermine negotiations in relation to Vietnam.
strengthen its military presence in eastern member countries, including Poland
At the same time, China is expanding its military presence nearby Russia,
Moscow tried to use the situation as an occasion for strengthening its military presence in Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan,
leading states) its military presence in the conflict, the Kremlin will not give up the captured positions in the Donbas
to create a naval base in the Sea of Azov, further increasing its military presence there by transferring additional Marine Corps forces and coastal artillery to that coastal area;
as well as continuing its military presence in eastern Ukraine.
The issue is one of correcting errors, he said, referring to the fact that Russia had to respond by saying that it would install 40 additional nuclear missiles after the U.S. announced plans to increase its military presence, including heavy artillery,
and enhance its military presence in Asia and the military power it can bring to bear in Asia.
can be seen as a desire to ensure its military presence in the areas immediately adjacent to the borders of the Russian Federation, to promptly use its armed forces in combination with non-military means to achieve foreign policy goals.
In the light of the Kremlin's previous use of peacekeepers to perpetuate its military presence in the former republics of the Soviet Union,
The Russian Federation ended its military presence in Estonia after it relinquished control of the nuclear facilities in Paldiski on 26 September 1995
Russia maintains its military presence on the territory of the self-proclaimed Trans-Dniester region of Moldavian Republic as a factor of pressure on Moldova, and now also on Ukraine.
it's expanding its military presence in other conflict zones