Examples of using Soviet republics in English and their translations into Croatian
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adding that Facebook blocked the accounts of seven of its bureaus in former Soviet republics.
other former Soviet republics is celebrated as a national holiday.
Both former Soviet republics have faced military aggression from Russia in recent years,
like that of some other former Soviet republics(especially Estonia
Well, I realize that you probably don't have much in the way of job references from your times in Afghanistan or the former Soviet Republics so I am prepared to offer you full-time employment papers and references.
The others include 13 former Soviet republics, among them current EU members Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania,
After the fall of the Soviet Union, the two soda giants found themselves in a new world: instead of one closed Soviet market, they inherited a dozen new ones in former Soviet republics.
The energy crisis between the two former Soviet republics erupted on Monday,
to ship the rich oil and gas reserves Valued in the three to six trillion dollar range From former soviet republics in central asia.
west- former Soviet republics and European countries.
other former Soviet republics and Arab nations.
some of the former Soviet Republics and Libya.
Romania- and all former Soviet republics, except for Estonia, Latvia
Russia ahead of the first anniversary of the brief conflict between the two former Soviet republics.
his own girlfriends- the former Soviet republics- from NATO,
have fuelled concerns that Moscow could be planning similar actions against other former Soviet republics.
The Balkan nation, which imports more than 90% of its natural gas from Russia-- and all of it through Ukraine-- was among the worst hit by the dispute between the two former Soviet republics.
both former Soviet Republics, entangled themselves in a protracted,
In Afghanistan or the former Soviet republics, papers and references. in the way of job references from your times… so I am prepared
The three Balkan countries and the two former Soviet republics will now be eligible to receive up to $42m in aid under the NATO Participation Act of 1994,
