Примери за използване на Troops to afghanistan на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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He noted Croatia's recent invitation to join NATO and its deployment of 200 troops to Afghanistan, saying these"illustrate the co-operation" between Canada and Croatia.
Bulgaria's government has said it will send an extra 335 troops to Afghanistan, of whom 200 will be stationed at Kandahar in the restive south of the country.
Senior White House officials say Trump has already authorised Mattis to deploy up to 3,900 more troops to Afghanistan.
agreed to send troops to Afghanistan.
They have deployed their troops to Afghanistan as part of NATO-led operations
In the early 1990s one could often hear people in Russia saying that“sending troops to Afghanistan was a tragic mistake, but pulling them out was an unpardonable crime.”.
State Department recommended sending at least 3,000 more US troops to Afghanistan to fight the Taliban.
Even Trump, who promised to get“out of the nation-building business,” sent more U.S. troops to Afghanistan.
In November, NATO defense ministers agreed to deploy 3,000 additional troops to Afghanistan.
Albania and Macedonia have troops in Afghanistan; Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina have deployed troops to Afghanistan and Africa-- and have taken part in the US-led force in Iraq.
a reporter asked him whether he would be sending more troops to Afghanistan.
President Obama accepted the Nobel Peace Prize nine days after he announced he would send 30,000 more troops to Afghanistan.
The assault is the first test of U.S. President Barrack Obama plan to send 30,000 more troops to Afghanistan.
If Mr. Obama does send more troops to Afghanistan, he should go on television
While many of Trump's national security aides favour sending several thousand more troops to Afghanistan, where the Taliban insurgents have been regaining ground,
Berlin sent troops to Afghanistan, proclaiming that“German security was being defended on the Hindu Kush”.
taking over the spy agency in 2006, he could never have sent troops to Afghanistan without the on-the-ground intelligence provided by the U.S.
the September 11 attacks, but refused to send troops to Afghanistan during the war and after it.
after 11 September attacks, but refused to send troops to Afghanistan neither during the war nor after it.
Barack Obama said Friday that persuading NATO allies to contribute more troops to Afghanistan could lead to U.S. troops cuts and help improve the U.S. economy,