Examples of using Kiseljak in English and their translations into Arabic
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The flight became a violation when it left Kiseljak with 30 people(only 2 were patients and 28 were healthy passengers) and transported an additional unauthorized passenger from Split to Posusje.
For example, the planning process for the Rights-based Development Strategy 2006-2013 of the Kiseljak municipality in Bosnia and Herzegovina aimed at the identification of development priorities in terms of human rights, and included an assessment of the water infrastructure in the municipality.
AWACS made radar contact with an unidentified aircraft 30 kilometres south-west of Kiseljak, which was intercepted by a North Atlantic Treaty Organization(NATO) aircraft and visually identified as a helicopter and then faded 10
The Mission was flown in by United Nations helicopters from the headquarters in Kiseljak via Tuzla and Zvornik while the evacuation of sick and wounded civilians was taking place.
On 29 August 1995, Judge Sidhwa confirmed an indictment against Ivica Rajić, Commander of the Second Operational Group of the Croatian Defence Council(HVO) based in Kiseljak in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The Bosnia and Herzegovina command of UNPROFOR, headquartered in Kiseljak, and led by Lt. General Francis Briquemont of Belgium, consists of 11,511 military, civilian and police personnel.
In Vares, it was reported during April 1994 that 30 Croats who travelled from Kiseljak to see their homes, pursuant to the Gorni Vakuf agreement, were detained by local police.
Additional requirements for alteration and renovation of premises, maintenance supplies and maintenance services are needed for the refurbishment of facilities at the main camp at Ploce, the field hospital and the multinational brigade headquarters at Kiseljak.
where most of the rapid reaction capacity troops are based, and at multinational brigade headquarters at Kiseljak.
The airborne warning and control system(AWACS) made radar contact with and North Atlantic Treaty Organization fighter aircraft identified an Mi-8 helicopter 17 kilometres south-west of Kiseljak, whose track faded in Zenica.
The UNPROFOR Commander maintained that he would continue to use the route over Mount Igman whenever he deemed that the circumstances on the route via Kiseljak were unsatisfactory.
UNPROFOR personnel observed a green Mi-8 helicopter displaying a red cross landing at 94 HVO Regt. HQ in Kiseljak and then taking off and overflying that city.
The Airborne Warning and Control System(AWACS) made radar contact with a track 15 kilometres west of Kiseljak, which the North Atlantic Treaty Organization(NATO) fighter aircraft identified as a HIP helicopter.
The Chief of Staff of UNPROFOR at Kiseljak reported to us that" even though the Security Council is obviously an important organ of the United Nations it is of no importance to the Serbs in the area".
My Government remains concerned about the welfare of ethnic Croat citizens of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, which are under siege by the Army of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Vitez, Kiseljak, Usora and Zepce enclaves and elsewhere.
for crimes committed during April and July 1993 in Ahmići, Stari Vitez, Busovača and Kiseljak.
where small Muslim communities live surrounded by regions which had been under Bosnian Croat control, such as Rotilj near Kiseljak and Stari Vitez in Vitez.
Over 100,000 Croats have been driven out from these areas while some 200,000 Croats are surrounded by Muslim forces in the areas of Novi Travnik, Busovaca, Vitez, Zepce, Usora, Kiseljak, Kresevo and Vares.
Local authorities in Vares have, since mid-October, refused to honour the existing freedom of movement agreements and have prevented Bosnian Croats from travelling between Dastansko and Kiseljak(other than by HVO military transport) and between Dastansko and Vares.
AWACS made radar contact and NATO fighter aircraft made visual contact on a white HIP helicopter which flew from 13 kilometres north-west of Kiseljak until landing in Tarcin.