Примеры использования Foreign combatants на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Repatriation of all remaining foreign combatants who volunteer.
Disarmament, demobilization andrepatriation of approximately 6,000 foreign combatants.
Repatriation of all remaining foreign combatants who volunteer.
To date, 11,140 foreign combatants and 7,060 dependants have returned to their countries of origin.
Repatriation of all remaining foreign combatants who volunteer.
Foreign combatants and their dependants repatriated from the territory of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Operations launched from January 2005 and 1,560 foreign combatants disarmed.
It is here, too, hundreds of foreign combatants, including natives of Central Asia, operate.
Foreign combatants who volunteer are disarmed and repatriated and all their weapons registered and destroyed.
Repatriated 11,736 of the remaining foreign combatants who volunteered and their dependants.
Also the absence of any material benefits is likely to discourage foreign combatants to disarm.
To date more than 11,300 foreign combatants and their dependants have been repatriated to Burundi, Rwanda and Uganda.
Meanwhile, national strategies for addressing the issues of mercenaries and foreign combatants still need to be developed.
However, as Saint-Prot pointed out-“The foreign combatants in Iraq are the British and US soldiers plus their mercenaries”.
The Government of Côte d'Ivoire has consistently maintained that its disarmament programme will not benefit foreign combatants.
In particular, funding for the repatriation of foreign combatants and their resettlement is required.
Of these, 1,564 were foreign combatants, including 42 children associated with armed forces and groups, and 2,187 were dependents.
That the Ceasefire is not threatened by any foreign combatants present on Sudanese territory;
Joint positioning and cordon-and-search operations conducted in support of FARDC to disarm foreign combatants.
There are also some 450 foreign combatants in Sierra Leonean internment camps who have to be repatriated to their countries.
To stress also the importance of disarming, demobilizing, resettling or repatriating, as appropriate, andreintegrating Congolese and foreign combatants.
By the end of April, UNMIL had registered 82 foreign combatants, including 11 from Côte d'Ivoire, 1 from Ghana, 59 from Guinea and 11 from Sierra Leone.
It also stated that the US, NATO andother national troops are stationed in Afghanistan not to eliminate poppy plantations but“to provide for security and exterminate foreign combatants”.
As at 27 June, 11,729 foreign combatants and their dependants had registered as having returned to their countries of origin since January 2003.
The US has used the same words it used for Iraq when accusing Syria of encouraging terrorism, trying to obtain mass destruction weapons andbeing the gateway to foreign combatants in Iraq.
Voluntary repatriation of 1,699 out of the remaining 10,000 foreign combatants in the Democratic Republic of the Congo total repatriated: 13,435 by 30 June 2006.
On the whole, according to Afghan sources, along with Taliban fighters, Islamic Party of Afghanistan of Gulbedin Hekmatiyar and the Hakani Network,there are over 400 foreign combatants in Badakhshan, and their numbers continue to grow.
The decrease was attributable in part to the diminishing number of foreign combatants in the Kivus as well as the increasing use of Congolese combatants by the FDLR.
With regard to FDLR, 119 foreign combatants, 123 of their dependants and 5 children associated with armed groups voluntarily participated in the MONUSCO disarmament, demobilization, repatriation, resettlement and reintegration programme.
However, Al-Shabaab and Hizbul Islam,the two main extremist groups that include foreign combatants and are supported by AlQaeda, remain outside the peace process.