Examples of using Armed bands in English and their translations into Russian
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militias, armed bands or malevolent groups are organizing and training themselves in order to attack Burundi.
State not to use"mercenaries, irregular forces or armed bands" against the territorial integrity or independence of another State.
in particular, armed bands(art. 115) and dangerous preparations art. 248.
Invites the international community to take all necessary measures to combat the supply of arms to the various militias and armed bands in Burundi;
order allowed uncontrolled armed bands to take justice into their own hands.
By summer 1918,"Green Cadres" of army deserters formed armed bands in the hills of Croatia-Slavonia and civil authority disintegrated.
There has been lately a significant decline in the average age of the armed bands participants in the North Caucasus;
who were in contact with local agents and armed bands.
they may well solve the problem of the armed bands destruction.
On the night of 25 to 26 February 1992, the armed forces of Armenia, with the support of irregular armed bands and terrorist groups,
These armed bands operating in El Salvador are usually composed of former members of the armed forces of El Salvador
destruction perpetrated by armed bands supported by the opposition.
The appearance of these terrorist armed bands is a result of the American policy of interference in northern Iraq which,
obvious that the Government's role is not to organize any armed bands, but instead to protect the population against such violence.
non-governmental organizations had highlighted the many cases of enforced disappearances attributable not only to militias and armed bands but also to law enforcement authorities and the military.
of financing or training armed bands for the purposes of sowing terror among the population
Elements of the Iranian intelligence services and armed bands under the traitor Muhammad Baqir al-Hakim infiltrated from Iran into Iraqi territory in order to carry out a terrorist operation in the Abu Ghurayb area to the west of Baghdad that caused civilian casualties.
San Martín launched a series of actions against armed bands in the mountains, consisting of assorted outlaws,
The Anti-Terrorism Act No. 13 of 2005 was applied to deal with the organized criminal groups and armed bands which sought to undermine national security and carried out abductions
While the President expressed his readiness to talk with Mr. Nyangoma on condition that his armed bands renounced violence,