Примеры использования Colonel yusuf на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Colonel Yusuf has not yet reacted.
On 11 January, a delegation of elders went from Bosasso to Garowe to hold talks with Colonel Yusuf and senior clan members.
However, Colonel Yusuf appointed a new"government" within a month.
At the end of the consultations, on 26 January, the elders called on both Colonel Yusuf and Mr. Jama to remove their respective militia and weapons from Garowe.
Colonel Yusuf rejected the outcome and returned with his forces to Garowe.
Rwagasore was assisted by military forces of Colonel Yusuf Mboneza,[140] as well as by Colonel Ibra, deputy commander of the“parallel” police.
Colonel Yusuf insisted that he would only attend the meeting if President Hassan declared that he was not President.
In a meeting with my Representative in Eldoret,Mr. Jama claimed that Colonel Yusuf and General Mohamed Said Hersi"Morgan" had obtained arms from Ethiopia to launch the attack on his militia.
Colonel Yusuf, who had previously been the elected president of Puntland, lost his position to Jama Ali Jama in an election he challenges.
The Group has also seen documents andobtained testimonies detailing exports of timber in the names of Lieutenant Colonel Yusuf Mboneza, Colonel Baudoin Ngaruye, Major Sylvain Kitenge and Colonel Innocent Kabundi.
He also accused Colonel Yusuf's forces of killing the District Commissioner of Qardho on 26 December.
Initially, his forces marched out of Boosaaso towards Gardo, Ghayaseme and Ali Suleiman, and there were reports of heavy casualties on both sides.On 12 August, Colonel Yusuf met little resistance when he returned to Gardo and gained control of the town.
On 15 July 2006 Colonel Yusuf Negash Warque, an Eritrean military officer, arrived in Mogadishu on a chartered aircraft.
Opposition groups, particularly the Somali Reconciliation and Restoration Council and Colonel Yusuf, have alleged that the leadership of the Transitional National Government is pro-Al-Itihaad al-Islamiya and that it was linked to al-Qa'idah.
Colonel Yusuf refused to meet the other leaders and returned to Somalia through Addis Ababa and Djibouti, where he met President Guelleh.
Some of the"Puntland" elders returned to Garowe, ostensibly to brief their constituencies, but did not return to Arta.On 17 June, Colonel Yusuf announced that the"Puntland" delegation had withdrawn from the Somali National Peace Conference and stated that those remaining did not have the mandate of the people.
Eventually, Colonel Yusuf agreed that the elders could proceed to Djibouti to attend the first phase of the Conference.
Following the statement by Colonel Yusuf, there were demonstrations in a number of major towns in"Puntland" in favour of the peace process.
Colonel Yusuf's military action followed failed local peace efforts and a diplomatic initiative by Ethiopia to mediate between the two adversaries.
According to local authorities in Bwiza and Kitchanga, ex-CNDP officers Colonel Baudoin Ngaruye, Colonel Yusuf Boneza, Colonel Sultani Makenga, Colonel Innocent Kabundi,Colonel Innocent Zimurinda(see paras. 264, 308 and 318 above, paras. 556, 557, 628-631 and 647-651 below and box 2) and CNDP politician Emmanuel Kamanzi, along with many other party members, currently own land at Bwiza see annex 85.
However, Colonel Yusuf left Nairobi on 29 March for"Puntland", reportedly in compliance with a provision of the"Puntland" constitution that required the"President" not to be absent from the territory for more than 60 consecutive days.
In the final round, Colonel Yusuf obtained 189 votes while the runner-up candidate, Abdullahi Ahmed Addow, obtained 79 votes.
On 23 March, Colonel Yusuf stated that"Puntland" was withdrawing its support for the Arta peace process.
In the north-east, Colonel Yusuf has a strong trained militia presence in Garowe and reportedly intends to move north to retake Bosasso.
Police Chief, Colonel Yusuf Muharram, said four people“who engaged in destruction were being interrogated and were suspected of causing the incident”.
Following his election as SSDF Chairman, Colonel Yusuf has affirmed his commitment to assist in bringing together the southern factions in Mogadishu in order to facilitate national reconciliation, on the basis of the Addis Ababa agreement and the Nairobi Declaration.
Colonel Abdullahi Yusuf of"Puntland" also arrived in the country several days later.
Colonel Abdullahi Yusuf, the President of Puntland, is currently Ethiopia's most significant ally.
Colonel Abdullahi Yusuf wrote to me on 6 May 1999 condemning the troops and arms that were allegedly arriving in Somalia from Eritrea.
To leaders, Colonel Abdullahi Yusuf Ahmed and General Aden Abdullahi Nur"Gabyow", refused to sign the agreement and left for Addis Ababa.