Examples of using Ex-soviet in English and their translations into Slovak
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Investigators from the Interstate Aviation Committee, or IAC, a Moscow-led air safety group linking 12 ex-Soviet republics, later determined that the plane had been unintentionally shot down by a missile fired by Ukrainian forces during military exercises on the Crimean Peninsula.
other NATO members have refused to do that until Russia abides by its commitment to withdraw troops from the ex-Soviet republics of Moldova and Georgia.
last year the City Hall estimated that there were about 2 million migrant workers in the city- the overwhelming majority of which come from traditionally Muslim ex-Soviet Republics in Central Asia.
Today the EU includes 28(!) member states including all of what used to be called“central” and“eastern” Europe- even the ex-Soviet Baltic Republics are now part of this new union.
other NATO members have refused to do that until Russia abides by its commitment to withdraw troops from the ex-Soviet republics of Moldova and Georgia.
Lukashenko told Belarus' parliament on Thursday that he wouldn't sign any documents that could harm the ex-Soviet republic's interests
particularly the ex-Soviet republics in the Baltics,
who say pro-democracy movements in ex-Soviet states are a Western plot to undermine Moscow's influence.
Spain and some ex-Soviet satellites in eastern Europe)
among them citizens of other ex-Soviet republics, will be taken by bus Wednesday.
the everlasting Mao model, the ex-Soviet model, the Blairist
join Russia in a referendum that has alarmed the ex-Soviet republic and triggered the worst crisis in East-West relations since the Cold War.
Date of 1 June is used by many ex-Soviet nations as‘The Worldwide Day for Defense of children day date was commemorate on 1 June 1950 later the Women's International Illustrative Confederation's congress in Moscow that took place in 1949.
notably frequented by tourists from ex-Soviet nations, caused serious damage to the hotel,
Ex-Soviet Belarus, ruled by authoritarian leader Lukashenko since 1994,
Until the publishing of recent books by Chinese, Russian and ex-Soviet authors, such as Zhang Xiaoming,
The date of 1 June is used by many ex-Soviet countries as'The International Day for Protection of Children' was established on 1 June 1950 following the Women's International Democratic Federation's congress in Moscow that took place in 1949.
take a destructive path, as happened in some other ex-Soviet nations.”.
some 5,000 citizens of other ex-Soviet nations have joined the Islamic State group in Syria and Iraq.
Spain and some ex-Soviet satellites in eastern Europe)