Examples of using A blockade in English and their translations into Norwegian
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After a blockade of honorary academician Morozov was awarded the medal"For defense of Leningrad".
A blockade is technically an act of war Therefore we recommend calling the action a quarantine.
President Kennedy has signed a formal proclamation setting up a blockade of all missiles, bound for Cuba.
engaged in a blockade in the Donbass.
setting up a blockade of the harbour.
In 1814 he was given command of the fortress of Metz which resisted a blockade until the end of the war.
not to tell the government to order a blockade of Cuba.
withstood for seven months a blockade begun in April 1734 by Spanish
fearing a blockade of the city, where was the mass of refugees
then to initiate a blockade against the port of Algiers.
troops from Fort Monroe extended Union control along the coasts of the Carolinas as Lincoln ordered a blockade of the southern seaboard from the South Carolina line to the Rio Grande on April 19
which has been ravaged by war and a blockade imposed by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates with US backing.
This is not a blockade!
Kennedy announced a blockade of Cuba.
The scenario calls for a blockade of Cuba.
They're forming a blockade… Trying to force us toward the sub.
In memory of the people forever remain a blockade of the peninsula and the establishment of the border armed terrorist battalions.
It was also internationally illegal to run a blockade and could be seen as an act of war against the USSR.
The English enforced a blockade of the Norwegian coast so that the needed grain couldn't be imported.
They issued a blockade, and later, authorized a mass arrest of López