Examples of using Soviet troops in English and their translations into Turkish
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On 9 May, Soviet troops landed on the island and after a short fight the German garrison did surrender.
In the week from 7-14 September, Soviet troops were once again reinforced and were preparing for another offensive.
In the wake of the Revolutions of 1989, the Soviet troops- the Southern Group of Forces- started leaving Hungary.
With invading Soviet troops in parts of the country, world indignation at the apparent Soviet takeover is coming to a head.
On the night of 15 September, Soviet troops broke contact with the Romanian 1st Corps and retreated toward the southeast.
to be fully sovereign; however, Soviet troops remained, based on the four-power Potsdam agreement.
The Hungarian government has reached an agreement with Moscow regarding… the immediate withdrawal of Soviet troops from Budapest.
Soviet troops liberated Naro-Fominsk only on 26 December,
Brave American forces are now engaged in direct combat with Soviet troops in Corto Maltese.
Their departure encouraged some people to hope hat one day Soviet troops might also pull out of Eastern Europe.
About 80% of the country's territory was permanently controlled by neither the pro-Communist government and supporting Soviet troops nor by the armed opposition.
It has been estimated that as many as 55 German divisions were committed to counter the Smolensk Operation- divisions which would have been critical to prevent Soviet troops from crossing the Dnieper in the south.
after an assault-crossing of the northern Dnieper and street fighting that lasted all night, Soviet troops completed the liberation of Smolensk.
During World War II, Savur-Mohyla was the focal point of intense fighting, when Soviet troops managed to retake control of the height from German forces in August 1943.
On the first day, the Soviet troops advanced only 4 kilometers(2.5 mi), with all available troops(including artillery, communications men and engineers) committed to battle.
Her last diary entry reports that German fire had become so intense that the Soviet troops, including herself, had sheltered inside self-propelled guns.
Forcibly pushing the enemy back to the walls of its doomed capital, the Soviet troops reached Berlin on April twenty-first.
Early on 2 May 1945, Betz was wounded and died while crossing the Weidendammer Bridge which was under heavy fire from Soviet troops.
the disbanding of the secret police and the withdrawal of Soviet troops.