Приклади вживання Paramilitary groups Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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a state in a state with its own factories and hospitals, paramilitary groups and educational institutions.
The Russian Orthodox Army, one of the most active unlawful paramilitary groups, also propagates Orthodox motives.
norms of international law, threw the army and illegal paramilitary groups against civilians.
policemen and paramilitary groups arbitrarily define such“accomplices”
Similar actions of the Russian authorities and paramilitary groups in the Crimea help the children develop a war of war
For one thing, far-right paramilitary groups played an important role early in the war against Russian-supported separatists.
financial and political support, the pro-Russian paramilitary groups held their positions
non-state actors, paramilitary groups, etc. are the pieces on the board.
threats by the de facto authorities and paramilitary groups;
including the use of paramilitary groups and private military companies to intimidate the population
Also in the SBU reported that the courts received indictments against 1888 people- participants in terrorist organizations and illegal paramilitary groups, traitors, accomplices of terrorists
documented illegal actions of the Russian military men and local paramilitary groups.
army, paramilitary groups or death squads.
attempts by Government and paramilitary groups to curb rhetoric perceived as being anti-Ukrainian
the capital was overrun with gangs and paramilitary groups.
girls as young as 13 served in military and paramilitary groups in 55 countries and participated in armed conflict in 38 of those countries.
considers both separate national paramilitary groups and transnational networks
But party-linked paramilitary groups can barely be compared to the powerful military structure organized by Avakov,
the fact that some disappearances appear to have resulted from abductions involving paramilitary groups often associated with the so-called Crimean‘self-defence.'.
the fact that some disappearances appear to have resulted from abductions involving paramilitary groups often associated with the so-called Crimean‘self-defence.'.