Examples of using Offensive weapons in English and their translations into Russian
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limiting strategic offensive weapons.
In April 2008, Ethiopia went a step further to occupy and deploy offensive weapons on the Eritrean part of Mount Musa Ali on the Ethiopia-Djibouti and Eritrea junction.
An important part of these measures could be denying supplies of heavy and offensive weapons to the Georgian government.
Meanwhile, NATO develops offensive weapons in the border areas with the Russian Federation and trains troops for offensive operations,
have been purchasing large-scale modern offensive weapons.
Peru has introduced an initiative to freeze offensive weapons in South America,
Explosive Substances and Offensive Weapons Act(1958), which criminalizes the possession of corrosive and explosive substances
In the 1993 SNA, offensive weapons and their means of delivery are excluded from capital formation regardless of the length of their life.
firearms or other offensive weapons or dressed in uniform
The scarlet and black bolts are used as offensive weapons and generate powerful explosive blasts when they hit their target.
Despite the fact that there are no offensive weapons in outer space today, we cannot exclude the possibility that they will be placed there in the future.
The United States insists that Russia should not sell offensive weapons to foreign countries while the US itself is No.1 world arms seller.
Today there are no offensive weapons in outer space, but there are plans in existence to place them in Earth orbit.
Explosives and Other Offensive Weapons in East Timor establishes various offences with respect to weapons. .
as defined in the Offensive Weapons Order 1991, is prohibited.
relates to the taking of firearms or other offensive weapons on board aircraft.
The Russian Federation, in accordance with the obligations it has undertaken, has continued to take consistent steps for further reduction of its strategic offensive weapons in order to eliminate excess fissile material resulting from the dismantling of weapons that are no longer necessary for national security.
is not only acquiring offensive weapons but is also expanding its army by enabling even more Greek nationals to join the Greek Cypriot National Guard.
limit strategic offensive weapons, START I and START II,
We support the intention of both sides to develop effective measures to further reduce offensive weapons, which may create the conditions to make the nuclear disarmament process irreversible and multilateral.