Examples of using Combat zone in English and their translations into Russian
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You told me in Africa that there was a soldier who offered to buy you a cup of coffee in a combat zone.
leaving open the possibility that the airport could become a combat zone.
especially if the combat zone is limited to the territory of a single State.
Lisa enjoys attending the Combat Zone Charter School.
Step into the combat zone in a hostile world where terrorists have taken over the city
This is particularly true when the victim is in a combat zone during an armed conflict,
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as well as marking a significant milestone for the military- a year spent in a combat zone in the east of Ukraine.
detained persons to a location outside the combat zone, search them and interrogate them.
they are allowed in international armed conflicts as long as the civilians are in the combat zone.
The director of the United Nations interim office in Baku, Mr. M. Al-Said, visited the combat zone in south-western Azerbaijan and witnessed the rocket and artillery bombardment of Fizuli by Armenian armed forces.
only 3,000 soldiers still volunteered in its ranks-2,000 others were progressively transferred out of the combat zone, shipped out to Romania
community to continue and strengthen its support for humanitarian assistance for the refugees and the populations in the combat zone, with a view to forestalling a disaster.
as journalists are exposed to dangers arising from military operations and, instead of fleeing the combat zone, often seek proximity.
evacuation of wounded and trapped civilians from the combat zone, and had responded to 150 requests.
they all share one common grief- the loss of a father in a combat zone.
Jordanian forces made it a combat zone, leading to the flight of both Jewish
enable the evacuation of the dead and wounded from the combat zone, or the exchanging or transport of these persons.
in Baghdad at the time of the attack were not adequately trained or prepared for deployment in a combat zone.
This policy of locking civilians into a combat zone during sustained military attacks, denying them the right to seek refuge, is not explicitly prohibited in