Examples of using Bosanski in English and their translations into Arabic
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(d) The same freedom of transit shall be granted to the Republic of Croatia on the so-called" Una railway line" on the territory of the Union of Republics of Bosnia and Herzegovina between Bosanski Novi(via Bihac) and the Croatian border on the south in the direction of Knin.
Pale Serb planes bombed the village of Arabus and parts of Bosanski Petrovac which are under the control of the Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
By 6 September, the Option 2 targets in the Sarajevo area had partly been exhausted, and NATO aircraft began to strike targets as far away as Bosanski Brod, in the far north of the country.
At the beginning of October, Arkan units are said to have moved to the Bosanski Novi area and their presence seems to have substantially changed the situation, as many Serbs, who until the arrival of these units had been friendly towards the Muslims, became hostile out of fear.
On 30 September 1998, the initial hearing of Stevan Todorovic, who was indicted on 21 July 1995, was held, together with that of five other individuals, for their alleged involvement in the“campaign of terror” undertaken in April 1992 against the Bosnian Croat and Muslim population of the municipality of Bosanski Samac.
Its existing responsibility for all rail routes in Bosnia and Herzegovina, including in the Northern Corridor the important routes from Banja Luka to the border at Bosanski Samac and from Tuzla to the border at Brcko, would extend to include the links between these routes and the Zagreb-to-Belgrade rail route and to the railway through Knin to the coast in Croatia.
On 29 June 1995, the Prosecutor submitted an indictment to the Registrar against six persons charging them with grave breaches of the Geneva Conventions, violations of the laws or customs of war and crimes against humanity for their alleged role in coordinating and waging a campaign of terror against the non-Serb civilian population in Bosanski Šamac, a municipality located in the Posavina corridor in northern Bosnia.
advertisement of the indictment and the taking of all other reasonable steps to effect personal service of the indictment on the accused under rule 60, have been completed in several cases, namely the Borovnica, the Omarska Camp, the Keraterm Camp, the Bosanski Samać, the Brčko, the Lašva river valley and the Foča cases.
MILJKOVIC AND OTHERS"(BOSANSKI SAMAC) IT-95-9.
Miljković and others(Bosanski Šamac) indictment.
(xi) The road between Bosanski Brod(via Derventa, Doboj, Zenica) and Sarajevo;
On 14 February, two others voluntarily surrendered to SFOR troops in Bosanski Šamac.
NATO fighter aircraft gained visual contact with a green Gazelle helicopter 15 kilometres east of Bosanski Petrovac, heading west.
Knots 50-100 feet NATO fighter aircraft gained visual contact with a green Gazelle helicopter 28 kilometres east of Bosanski Petrovac.
The charges arise out of events which occurred between September 1991 and December 1993, mainly in the municipalities of Bosanski Šamac and Odžak.
The town of Derventa lies on the river Ukrina, and roads lead from it to Bosanski Brod, Kotorsko(Doboj), Prnjavor(Banja Luka) and Srbac.
In Bosanski Novi, an estimated 50 men of military age were reportedly separated from their families when they were assembled for transport at the local bus station.
The prosecution conducted seven trials(Bosanski Samac, involving three accused following a guilty plea of one accused; Tuta/Stela; Galić; Brdjanin; Milošević, Stakić and Blagojević et al., with two accused following two guilty pleas).
The spur was a ruling by the Constitutional Court the previous week, rejecting the Bosniaks ' invocation of vital national interest against a Republika Srpska National Assembly law to delete the prefix" Bosnian" from the names of the towns Bosanski Brod and Bosanska Kostajnica.
Among the other locations in areas held by Bosnian Serb forces from which reports have been received of serious violations of human rights of non-Serb civilians are Bosanski Most, Doboj, the Grbavica area of Sarajevo, Modrica and Rogatica. During the summer months, hundreds of forced labourers were housed in camps at Lopare.