Examples of using Foreign troops in English and their translations into Spanish
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The OSCE also expressed concern at the lack of progress on the withdrawal of foreign troops from the region.
But further than this axioma there is a cultural chasm that separates the population of foreign troops deployed in the country.
On the whole, most Somalis supported the deployment of foreign troops, but not those from neighbouring countries.
All concerned welcomed this proposal as a basis for talks until the Somali security unit and foreign troops were in place in Mogadishu to ensure security.
The Government repatriates foreign troops in accordance with existing treaty obligations art. 12.
Armistice agreement was the temporary measure aimed at withdrawing all foreign troops from Korean peninsula
There have been numerous reports that HIV-infected foreign troops are being used to infect Congolese women. However, such reports cannot be verified.
There have been numerous reports that foreign troops with human immunodeficiency virus(HIV)
The destruction of property and infrastructure by the foreign troops is already done.
What does the presence of foreign troops on national territory mean in national sovereignty terms?
the President ordered the withdrawal of foreign troops, thanking them for their support in the AFDL victory.
For the first time since the Second World War, foreign troops do not occupy the nations of Central and Eastern Europe.
the unconditional withdrawal of foreign troops therefrom.
the CSCE has been quite successful in its insistence on the complete withdrawal of foreign troops from the Baltic republics.
and the admission of foreign troops into Paraguay;
The 2016 Indian Republic Day parade included the first-ever participation of foreign troops in the march-past.
We are convinced that the immediate withdrawal of foreign troops, whatever their form or denomination,
Dealing with the introduction and passage of foreign troops through the territory of the Argentine Republic,
For example, the majority of the people arrested in Canada in June 2006 for planning a series of attacks in that country, said that the presence of foreign troops in Afghanistan and Iraq was an important factor in their radicalization.
Also, the participation of foreign troops in non-international armed conflicts,