Примери за използване на Troops would на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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As usual, Putin left himself plenty of wiggle room by saying that"a significant part" of the troops would come home.
According to Jeffrey, German troops would help their American allies
Albanian Defence Minister Fatmir Mediu said Albanian troops would stay in Iraq as long as US forces remain there.
Two of those sources said some of the troops would be redeploying early,
As usual, Mr. Putin left himself plenty of wiggle room by saying that“a significant part” of the troops would come home.
That Taliban official added that the withdrawal of foreign troops would start gradually
British Prime Minister Tony Blair, on Wednesday, had told members of Parliament in London that 1,600 British troops would be pulled out of Iraq in the coming months.
The troops would be deployable within 60 days for operations of up to one year in
The Wall Street Journal first reported on Wednesday that U.S. troops would be withdrawn from northeast Syria.
The agreement says nothing about how many American troops would remain in Afghanistan after 2014.
while elaborating when the troops would be withdrawn from Syria.
South Korea's Defence Ministry denied reports on some South Korean YouTube channels that US troops would be withdrawn or reduced.
saying some 200-400 troops would remain in Syria as part of a peacekeeping effort.
in Japan, so that the troops would look very interesting.
The Wall Street Journal first reported on Wednesday that U.S. troops would be removed from northeast Syria.
Carter did not say how long this continued U.S. military presence might be necessary or how many troops would be required.
it is difficult to see circumstances in which British troops would be deployed.
saying some 200-400 troops would remain in Syria as part of a peacekeeping effort.
Did vice-president Richard Cheney see things more clearly when he promised that US troops would be“welcomed as liberators”?
The document doesn't specifically say how many U.S. and NATO troops would remain in Afghanistan beyond 2014.