Примеры использования General mohamed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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General Mohamed Farah Aideed.
It was led by General Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz.
General Mohamed Aldhabi alleged that during past mandates that particular expert had committed unspecified infractions.
His Excellency President General Mohamed Ould Abdulaziz.
The shipment of arms was shared between the above-named individual and two other men,Sheikh Hassan Dahir Aweys and General Mohamed Nur Galal.
The Somali National Security Agency, under General Mohamed Warsame Darwish, remains most closely allied with President Abdullahi Yusuf.
The shipment of arms was shared between Sheikh Yusuf Mohamed Said Indohaade,Sheikh Hassan Dahir Aweys and General Mohamed Nur Galal.
General Mohamed Abdi Mohamed and Colonel Mahamoud Batar were assassinated soon after the inauguration of President Yusuf. Muhammed Hassan Tako was assassinated on 9 November.
The Chairman of theSomali National Movement and the Chairman of the Somali National Alliance, General Mohamed Farah Aidid, shall preside over the Salvation Council as part of the rotation.
The absence of General Mohamed Hersi"Morgan" from the Conference and reports that he was planning a military attack on Kismayo caused concern among the civilian population of the region.
A 17-member Salvation Council should be established,comprising all 15 of the factions and including General Mohamed Farah Aidid and the leader of the Somali National Movement in the north.
Headed by General Mohamed Sheikh Hassan, the National Security Agency is responsible for intelligence collection and analysis, counter-terrorism and immigration functions.
The 15 leaders of the Somali political factions that signed the Addis Ababa Agreement,including His Excellency General Mohamed Farah Aidid, Chairman of the United Somali Congress;
On 29 June, General Mohamed Moussa Dhaffane, until then a prominent Séléka leader, was arrested and dismissed from his post as Senior Minister for Water and Forests, on allegations of recruiting mercenaries.
The attacks occurred in the southern sector of Mogadishu, an area the Somali National Alliance(SNA),a political faction led by General Mohamed Farah Hassan Aidid, had long dominated.
General Mohamed Said Hersi"Morgan", commander of the Somali Patriotic Movement(SPM), and another member of the Somalia Reconciliation and Restoration Council, also admitted that his forces received training from Ethiopia.
In a meeting withmy 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.
On 8 May 1998, the Harti militia of General Mohamed Hersi Siad"Morgan" succeeded in repelling an attack on the Somali Patriotic Movement by pushing the combined Habr-Gedir and Marehan militia back to Kamsuma, about 90 kilometres from Kismayo.
Unable to raise sufficient money, a number of the faction leaders, such as Colonel Abdullahi Yusuf,Hussein Aideed, General Mohamed Said Hersi"Morgan" and Colonel Hassan Mohamed Nur"Shatigadud", have instead turned to regional sponsors.
Most importantly, he brought together General Mohamed Farah Aidid, Chairman of SNA, and Mr. Ali Mahdi, Spokesman of the Group of 12, which resulted in a constructive proposal to establish a national Government of Somalia.
Jama Guled Abdi("Jama Blue"), Chairman of Knight Aviation, has acquired the reputation of providing direct logistic support, i.e., transport of weapons,ammunition and militia to faction leaders from his own Harti clan and their allies-- notably Colonel Abdullahi Yusuf and General Mohamed Said Hersi"Morgan.
He also discussed ways andmeans of ending the hostilities with Mr. Ali Mahdi and General Mohamed Farah Aidid, and other political and military leaders, all of whom said that they agreed on the need to stop the fighting.
The claim that General Mohamed Farah Hassan Aidid authorized the 5 June attack on Pakistani forces serving under the United Nations flag and that the attack was executed by elements of the political faction known as SNA is supported by clear and convincing evidence.
The Acting Special Representative has undertaken intensive consultations with the two signatories to the Nairobi Declaration, namely Mr. Ali Mahdi Mohamed, on behalf of the Group of 12, and General Mohamed Farah Hassan Aidid, on behalf of the Somali National Alliance( SNA) and its allied factions, and has tried tirelessly to secure their agreement on a new date and venue for the Preparatory Meeting.
General Mohamed Said Hersi"Morgan" of the Somali Restoration and Reconciliation Council was reported to have attacked the town but was repulsed. United Nations agencies temporarily evacuated Baidoa on 19 February as a precautionary measure but returned on 27 February.
The southern part of the country was controlled by different faction leaders;notably General Mohamed Farrah Aidid, who claimed to be President from 15 June 1995 to his death on 1 August 1996, followed by his son Hussein Farrah Aidid from 4 August 1996 to 20 March 1998.
Moreover, UNOSOM officials, deviating from their previous stand of impartiality and respect for Somali political organizations' autonomy as perthe Addis Ababa agreements, unexpectedly interfered in the internal affairs of SSDF by endorsing arbitrarily the self-appointment of Colonel Abdullahi Yusuf as Chairman of SSDF in open contrast with the decisions of the SSDF traditional leaders confirming General Mohamed Abshir Muse as the legitimate interim Chairman of SSDF for a period of one year.
The Chairman of the Lower Juba Reconciliation Conference, General Mohamed Ibrahim Ahmed"Liqliqato", held successful meetings from 7 to 9 September 1994 with Imam Sayed Hussein, Chairman of the Absame Reconciliation Conference, and General Mohamed Said Hersi"Morgan.
Participants in the summit appointed three special envoys(AmbassadorSeyoum Mesfin of Ethiopia, General Lazaro Sumbeiywo of Kenya and General Mohamed Ahmed Mustapha al-Dabi of the Sudan) to support the Government of South Sudan and the members of the self-proclaimed SPLM/A in Opposition to reach, in an inclusive manner, a resolution to the crisis and initiate a dialogue by 31 December.
On 20 February 2008, General Mohamed Warsame Darwish, head of the National Security Agency, sold the following arms to the Arjantin Somali Arms Market: 30 AK-47s, 4 PKMs, 14 pistols, 1 RPG-7, 180 rockets for mortars, 4 small mortars, 8 landmines, 120 hand grenades, ammunition for a B-10 and BM, 1 Zu-23 and approximately 60 boxes of a variety of ammunition.