Примеры использования Hussein aidid на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mr. Hussein Aidid, however, has rejected the outcome of the Sodere meeting.
On 30 November, fighting between the forces of Hussein Aidid and Ali Mahdi in the village of Dhabbad led to nine deaths.
Hussein Aidid, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, returned to Mogadishu on 14 August after an absence of over four years.
The two declarations were signed by all 27 Somali leaders but neither Mr. Hussein Aidid nor Mr. Egal participated in the meeting.
The same evening, Hussein Aidid's militia was said to have killed at least five people in the house of a supporter of Osman Atto.
He said that a national reconciliation conference should be held as soon as possible. Hussein Aidid returned to Mogadishu on 13 July 1999.
On 3 August 1998, Ali Mahdi and Hussein Aidid announced the formation of an administration for Benadir region.
Relations between the United Nations and the group led formerly by General Aidid andnow by Mr. Hussein Aidid have improved.
Subsequently, Mogadishu faction leaders, including Hussein Aidid and Ali"Atto", rejected the outcome of the Arta Conference.
This administration, known as the Benadir government, is only supported by the three main factions, led by Mr. Ali Mahdi,Mr. Hussein Aidid and Mr. Osman Atto.
Often when the Habir Gedir clan of Mr. Hussein Aidid launches attacks in the Bay and Baikal regions, for instance, villages are looted and burned.
From 9 to 16 October 1996, President Moi succeeded in bringing together Messrs. Hussein Aidid, Osman Atto and Ali Mahdi Mohamed in Nairobi.
One of the main effects of the Cairo meeting was to bring together the three main Mogadishu faction leaders, Messrs.Ali Mahdi, Osman Atto and Hussein Aidid.
On 7 October,at least eight persons were killed and 30 injured during fighting between the forces of Hussein Aidid and Osman Atto near the K-7 intersection in Mogadishu.
Looting is carried out systematically by members of the militias and by bandits, for instance, during the occupation of the Bay andBaikal regions by the Habir Gedir clan of Mr. Hussein Aidid.
Unfortunately, the problems presented by some faction leaders, in particular Hussein Aidid, caused the conference to be postponed indefinitely.
However, Hussein Aidid and some of his supporters travelled to Cairo, where they joined with Ali Mahdi Mohamed and a number of other Somali faction leaders to attend a reconciliation meeting of Somali leaders.
Following the Cairo joint agreement of 22 December 1997, Ali Mahdi,Osman Hassan Ali"Atto" and Hussein Aidid returned to Mogadishu at the end of January 1998.
Mr. Hussein Aidid declined the invitation but Messrs. Ali Mahdi Mohamed and Osman Atto accepted it and reportedly reached an agreement on the method, venue and time for a reconciliation effort in Somalia.
Its staff has met all Somali political leaders,including Messrs. Hussein Aidid, Osman Atto and Ali Mahdi Mohamed, and representatives of Mr. Mohamed Ibrahim Egal.
That offer was given concrete form in early September when the President of Yemen invited Messrs.Ali Mahdi Mohamed, Osman Atto and Hussein Aidid to Sana'a for consultations.
In May 1998,it was reported that during clan fighting between Mr. Hussein Aidid and General Morgan near Kismayo, the road bridge linking Kismayo and Mogadishu was destroyed by General Morgan, causing thousands to flee.
On 22 December 1997, a joint agreement was signed by participants at the Cairo meeting,including Hussein Aidid and Ali Mahdi as Co-Chairmen.
While Ali Mahdi and Hussein Aidid promised that the Benadir administration would come into being on 18 July 1998, Musse Sudi and other opposition groups claimed that consultations were incomplete and that any attempt to put in place an administration would result in bloody confrontation.
On 31 March, in the company of a number of Somali leaders who had continued their participation at the Mbagathi Conference, Hussein Aidid, at a press conference in Nairobi, strongly denounced the Mogadishu meeting as divisive.
On 29 October, 16 persons were reportedly killed and 20 wounded in a drive-by shooting by members of the Osman Atto militia in the Bar Ubah area of south Mogadishu,in retaliation for assassinations on board a boat on 4 October by supporters of Hussein Aidid.
Progress towards the formation of such an administration was beset by a number of problems,including the claim of Hussein Aidid to be"President" of Somalia as well as the opposition to Ali Mahdi within his Modulod clan.
Both these officials have issued decrees banning arms, a move that has improvedsecurity in the capital. On 12 May, the Government sacked the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Public Works, Hussein Aidid, and the Defence Minister, Barre Aden Shire"Hirale.
Exchange of gunfire and heavy artillery between the militias of Osman Atto and Hussein Aidid was reported in south Mogadishu between 21 and 24 September, during which time a mortar shell landed in a camp for internally displaced persons, killing seven persons and wounding eight others.
At one of those meetings, the participants were briefed on an effort by Italy's Special Envoy for Somalia, Ambassador Giuseppe Cassini,who on 20 January 1997 had successfully arranged a meeting between Messrs. Ali Mahdi Mohamed and Hussein Aidid on the"green line" in Mogadishu, the first meeting between the leaders of the two Hawiye groups inside Somalia since 1992.