Examples of using Raqqa in English and their translations into Indonesian
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For about 13 years, Raqqa was the capital of the Abbasid Caliphate,
Between Raqqa and the Syro- Iraqi border the Euphrates flows through a steppe landscape.
Raqqa was an important crossing point
His fighter crashed near Raqqa, Syria, on 24 December 2014 during the military intervention against the Islamic State.
Syria's president stressed that government troops are now very close to Raqqa, Islamic State's stronghold some 100 kilometers from Manbij.
Raqqa was one of the first targets of the U.S. lead attacks in Syria.
Shehabi, a heavy US-backed operation near Raqqa was blocking any advance by the Syrian Arab Army from the west in preparation for the balkanization process.
As the top commanders escape Raqqa, ISIS sharia men lobbied local youth in mosques to take on arms to defend their city from the“American rapists” and“atheist Kurds”.
In general, the Raqqa front is open… starting in the direction of the Tabqa area,” the source said.
Konashenkov added that the humanitarian disasters in Raqqa and At-Tanf had to be addressed by the international aid organizations as soon as possible.
dissidents in the former ISIL capital of Raqqa report that"all 12 of the judges who now run its court system… are Saudis".
In Raqqa the group used its two battalions of female fighters in the city to enforce compliance by women with its strict laws on individual conduct.
thousands of civilians from northern Raqqa countryside have fled their homes
BC A fragment of an architectural frieze from Raqqa with a Koranic inscription in angular Arabic(1100-1200)
She convinced her family to move to Raqqa where a cousin who was also married to an IS fighter introduced her to the Khansa'a Brigade.
Inside Raqqa, membership of RBSS is punishable by imprisonment
including IS's former capital Raqqa and oil and gas fields east of the Euphrates river.
Raqqa experienced a second blossoming,
Save the Children warned that“some 270,000 people who have fled the Raqqa fighting are still in critical need of aid, and camps are bursting at the seams.”.
The UN said last week that about 8,000 people were still trapped in Raqqa, and that almost 270,000 civilians had been displaced since April.