Примери коришћења Eastern turkey на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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1917 in a bid to drive them out of eastern Turkey.
The Armenian starting territory is located in the mountainous region of what is today Armenia, Georgia, and eastern Turkey.
they are hand-in-hand together," Erdogan said in Erzurum, in eastern Turkey.
If you only have time to pick one thing to see in eastern Turkey, Mount Nemrut can't be beaten.
A strong earthquake strikes eastern Turkey, killing dozens of people in the province of Elazig.
Azerbaijan Republic, Eastern Turkey.
the research conducted over many years in eastern Turkey at the site of Noah's Ark. Currently it is Noah's Ark covered with a layer of clay
The sculpture of a divided human figure overlooking the city of Kars in eastern Turkey was supposed to symbolise the century-long estrangement of Turks
Furthermore, by ignoring the asymmetric war ongoing in Eastern Turkey against separatists terrorists, the EU tried
the 1939 one in the province of Erzincan in eastern Turkey also measured 7.8 on the Richter scale
9 km(5.6 mi) southeast of the city of Van, in eastern Turkey.
Together with the Turkish partners it was concluded that the region of Ankara and eastern Turkey represents a great potential for tourism in Serbia,
a separate attack in eastern Turkey derailed a freight train.
is the second largest of the four islands in Lake Van, in eastern Turkey.
Armenians maintain that the mass killings were aimed at driving their kin out of eastern Turkey and constituted an act of genocide,
residing all along the Balkan route from Eastern Turkey, to Western Europe,
since its priority objectives were to hit Turkey's own Kurdish insurgency(PKK) in eastern Turkey and northern Iraq,
Early this month, the last four suspected bird flu patients-- two of them confirmed to have contracted the deadly H5N1 strain-- were discharged from hospital in eastern Turkey, and the health ministry has reported no new cases in the country since January.
The 3,300km pipeline will run from eastern Turkey to the Baumgarten gas hub in Austria via Bulgaria,
which existed from the XIII to the VI century BC on the territory of modern Armenia, Eastern Turkey and northwestern Iran.