Примеры использования Buffer strip на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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They related to Frente Polisario soldiers andequipment entering the buffer strip.
Finally, an incursion of Royal Moroccan Army equipment into the buffer strip on 11 February 2009 also constituted a violation.
Those violations were related mainly to the incursion of military elements,including some equipment, into the buffer strip.
While a Lebanese Army foot patrol was moving along the buffer strip a hostile vehicle appeared from the opposite direction.
Migrants have also claimed that they had been stranded in the desert after having been forced across the berm into the buffer strip.
In any case, the participation of armed military personnel in demonstrations in the buffer strip would be in violation of military agreement No. 1.
Civilian activities, including demonstrations by supporters of the Frente POLISARIO, continued to take place in the buffer strip.
As military agreement No. 1 does not prohibit the presence of civilians in the buffer strip, the majority of these allegations were believed to be groundless.
The migrants alleged that they had been stranded in the desert after having been forced across the berm into the buffer strip.
In three instances, MINURSO was able to confirm the presence of Frente Polisario military elements in the buffer strip and these were recorded as violations of military agreement No. 1.
At the same time, civilian activities, including demonstrations by Polisario supporters, continued to take place in the buffer strip.
One report referred to shots allegedly fired inside the buffer strip, and the remaining seven related to the presence of Frente Polisario soldiers and vehicles, also inside the buffer strip.
Since 26 May 2007,the Royal Moroccan Army has registered 32 allegations of the presence of people and vehicles inside the buffer strip.
These included brief incursions into the buffer strip by armed elements from both sides, construction of new physical structures and movement of military units without prior notification or approval by MINURSO.
The Frente POLISARIO has continued to impose some limitations on the Mission's freedom of movement in areas of the Territory east of the buffer strip.
I am concerned by the potential dangers for civilians who enter the heavily mined buffer strip and restricted areas. In this regard, illegal migrants are especially vulnerable, as are participants in civilian demonstrations.
The stranded migrants alleged that they arrived from Casablanca,ending in the Tifariti area after being forced across the berm into the buffer strip.
After investigation, MINURSO confirmed one claim pertaining to the presence of military personnel in the buffer strip on 24 September 2008 in subsector Mehaires, which was recorded as a violation of military agreement No. 1.
The Secretary-General stated that he was concerned at the potential dangers for civilians who entered the heavily mined buffer strip and restricted area.
The appearance in the heavily mined buffer strip of clandestine migrants, groups of whom occasionally remain stranded there without proper means of sustainment for a long period of time, is a matter of growing concern.
I remain concerned by the potential dangers for civilian demonstrators coming close to or within the buffer strip and restricted areas around the berm.
While the entry of armed forces of either side into the buffer strip is prohibited under military agreement No. 1, MINURSO was not in a position to verify at first hand the presence of armed Polisario personnel during the last of these demonstrations.
It should be recalled that military agreement No. 1 does not pertain to civilian activities andtherefore does not prohibit civilians from entering the buffer strip.
The violations included continued incursions into the buffer strip by armed elements from both sides, construction of new physical structures and movement of weapons and military units without prior notification or approval by MINURSO.
MINURSO received 14 allegations of violations of military agreement No. 1 from the Royal Moroccan Army concerning claimed incursions by Frente Polisario in the buffer strip.
Morocco routinely refers to the Polisario-held region as a"buffer zone",or"buffer strip", and claims that Polisario forces are not allowed entry, and that both military activities and civilian construction in this area constitute violations of their cease-fire agreement.
In both cases, the Mission dispatched helicopter and ground patrols andobserved the presence of Frente Polisario military personnel and equipment in the buffer strip, in violation of military agreement No. 1.
Most of the allegations by the Royal Moroccan Army related to the buffer strip, specifically alleged incursions by Frente Polisario soldiers, movement of vehicles with uniformed personnel, construction of shelters and sounds of explosions inside the buffer strip.
Two of those allegations pertained to small andheavy weapons fire near the berm, and one allegation related to the alleged entry of Royal Moroccan Army soldiers into the buffer strip, none of which MINURSO could confirm.
The violations included continued incursions into the buffer strip by armed elements, construction of new physical structures, redeployment of troops and movement of weapons and military units within the restricted areas without prior notification or approval by MINURSO.