英語 での For moscow の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Passengers were put onto a flight departing for Moscow later Sunday night.
Several hours later, I set off for Moscow from there, while Francisco flew back to Lima….
When I left for Moscow, in the first years I didn't even think of you at all.
Hitler's plan for Moscow was to kill all residents and replace it with a lake.
The plane will depart from the Chkalovsky Airfield for Moscow and St Pete-Clearwater International Airport for Florida.
The real risk for Moscow is to end up in a clear way as a secondary power, against all the demands of the Kremlin.
When people ask me what moment of the war I remember most, I always answer: the battle for Moscow,” Zhukov would say.
Hong Kong told Washington that its extradition papers for Snowden were not in order and permitted Snowden to leave for Moscow.
There will be no drop in elevation for Moscow, so that, for instance, buildings sink slowly and disappear.
Meanwhile at Narita, JL441(operated by a 787), carrying 142 passengers onboard, was making preparations to depart for Moscow at 10:45, but due to this sudden decision, the flight was cancelled.
At that point it might be better for Moscow to accept the solution of a Ukrainian state neutral and pro-Russian regions still under the sovereignty of Kiev, but with a wide autonomy.
While sanctions are bad, the top priority for Moscow remains the alliance with Iran, the need to further strengthen relations with European countries, and to defeat terrorism in Syria.
It is impossible for Moscow to deliver Gulen, and because Yeltsin accepted US advice conveyed through the IMF, the Russian ruble is not a substitute for the US dollar.
For Moscow, involvement in Syria has always been a matter of national security, and this certainly remains the same now, even with Donald Trump's unrealistic offers.
This work draws"typhoon strategy" aiming at Moscow strategy, the Axis player will surround the Soviet troops troop again by the electric blast fight again, aiming for Moscow while being plagued by mud and snow.
Armenia is an integral member of Russia's Eurasian Economic Union and were it to come under control of a pro-NATO opposition could bring a strategic problem for Moscow to put it mildly.
At this juncture it is clear, despite Nikol Pashinyan's soothing words, that the Armenian events are not at all good news for Moscow whose direct options are for the moment limited.
I keep waiting for Moscow to announce publicly that on the first sign of a missile launching from Romania or Poland, the countries will immediately cease to exist.
Aside from the fact that Japan can be a very promising hydrocarbon importer, cooperation with Tokyo is important for Moscow to establish its position in the entire Asia-Pacific region.
On the Russian side, the threat of Pyongyang forces the US to focus less on issues that are more important for Moscow: the Ukrainian problem and the Western destabilization strategy pursued on computer networks.