Examples of using Pyanj in English and their translations into Russian
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In the north-east, the Hindu Kush is bounded by the Amu Darya River and the river that precedes it, the Pyanj, ahead of which the Pamirs start.
In Tajikistan, water use for irrigational agriculture in the Pyanj catchment area is relatively small
However, since the end of December there have been a number of reports by the Russian border forces about attempts by armed members of the opposition to infiltrate Tajikistan from Afghanistan across the Pyanj River.
Twelve awareness campaigns on land use rights and farm restructuring were conducted in Vakhsh, Kabadian and Pyanj districts and four radio programmes for specific women's groups were prepared and broadcast.
Tajikistan on hydrology and environment on the Pyanj river are part of the work programme.
The Russian border forces continue to report infiltration attempts across the border by the members of the opposition in the Pyanj and Moskovskiy areas,
the offices in Kurgan-Tyube, Pyanj and Garm and to open additional offices,
will target 20 women's groups in five districts(Vakhsh, Pyanj, Kulyab, Farhor
are deployed in the Pyanj sector.
in the Amudarya basin it is from 1.0(Pyanj irrigation region)
Downstream of the confluence of the Vachan-Darya and the Pamir, a number of tributaries join the Pyanj, such as the Gunt, the Bartang,
Full use of Afghanistan's quota for water use from the Pyanj(9 km3/a),
Syr Darya basins, the Pyanj catchment area has the following relevant specific features:
Kyrgyz border forces in Tajikistan are deployed along the Pyanj river, which forms the border with Afghanistan.
discharge measurements by Tajikistan on the Pyanj River.
Afghanistan and Tajikistan share the catchment area of the Pyanj River, located in the Amu Darya River basin,
the Soviet Union and Afghanistan, Afghanistan is entitled to use up to 9 km3 a year from the River Pyanj.
In contrast to the situation in Gorny Badakhshan, the situation along the border improved in the other sectors(Pyanj and Moskovskiy), where the number of firing incidents decreased.
It is claimed, for example, that foreigners manned the opposition forces' artillery in the attack against the border town of Pyanj which took place on 22 July 1993.
the Russian border forces fired shells or rockets across the Pyanj river into Afghanistan for the stated purpose of deterring opposition fighters