Examples of using Enemy forces in English and their translations into Hebrew
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he slowly escape from superior enemy forces.
Various jihadist organizations identifying with Al-Qaeda praise his contribution to the war efforts against enemy forces, and promise to avenge his death.
More than this, it arises from the expulsion and destruction of all enemy forces, and because mankind receives a good and peaceful life.
weapon systems, and enemy forces.
Drive your tank around and destroy the enemy forces to unlock/buy powerfull upgrades for your tank.[…].
isolate and destroy large enemy forces, and perhaps gain a negotiated peace in the west.
Drive your tank around and destroy the enemy forces to unlock/buy powerful upgrades for your tank.
The ability to use different warheads enables to handle a wide range of targets and threats such as enemy forces sheltering in buildings,
Attack dispersed, isolated enemy forces first; attack concentrated, strong enemy forces later.
A military objective is anything that provides enemy forces a definite military advantage in the circumstances ruling at the time.
A terror attack is defined as a direct hit from an act of hostility by enemy forces, or an indirect hit that was caused by
The ability to use different warheads enables to handle a wide range of targets and threats such as enemy forces sheltering in buildings,
wipe out the enemy forces, and prevent rockets from being fired.
serious, and He did not tolerate the interference of any factors or conditions or any enemy forces apart from God.
search out enemy forces and look for explosives.
The French returned to a policy of decisive battle, with a breakthrough to be achieved within 24- 48 hours, leading to the"total destruction of active enemy forces by manoeuvre and battle".
search out enemy forces and look for explosives.
search out enemy forces and look for explosives.
A policy of breakthrough and decisive battle to be achieved within 24- 48 hours and lead to the"total destruction of active enemy forces by manoeuvre and battle" was returned to.
But of interest to us in the given case is the fact that the enemy forces were monstrously overestimated