Примеры использования Indonesian troops на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I myself have been tortured by Indonesian troops.
For 6 hours, the Indonesian troops had control of Yogyakarta before finally retreating.
Timorese speaking in secret described how Indonesian troops had tortured them.
Indonesian troops and agents were omnipresent in Dili and the control was even more forbidding in the countryside.
Angkasa Magazine reports 35 dead Indonesian troops, and 122 from the Fretilin side.
But I want to note one very important fact concerning Colonel John Lumintang,the new commander of the Indonesian troops in East Timor.
In December 1950, Buru was brought under the control of Indonesian troops and proclaimed part of the Republic of Indonesia.
At the same time, Indonesian troops and paramilitary gangs forced over 200,000 people into West Timor, into camps described by Human Rights Watch as"deplorable conditions.
The order was reported to be a reaction to the alleged killing of 17 civilians by Indonesian troops on the same day.22.
Following a brief confrontation between Indonesian troops and protesters, 200 Indonesian soldiers opened fire on the crowd killing at least 250 Timorese.
Under the Renville Agreement, which the Republic and the Netherlands ratified on January 19, 1948, all Indonesian troops withdrew and moved from West Java to Central Java Jogja.
Reports stated that Indonesian troops broke up a clash between opposing demonstrators trying to get to Dili to make their views known to the European Union ambassadors.
Nine days after gaining its independence, the country was occupied by Indonesian troops speaking of good relations with mother countries.
On 16 May 1999,a gang accompanied by Indonesian troops attacked suspected independence activists in the village of Atara; in June another group attacked a UNAMET office in Maliana.
Media sources reported that on 14 November 1997, a clash ensued between Indonesian troops and students at the University of East Timor.
In reality, the Indonesian troops were not needed to maintain peace and in fact served the opposite purpose, since their presence caused the population of the Territory to resist the occupation.
Ramos-Horta left East Timor three days before the Indonesian troops invaded to plead the Timorese case before the UN.
The International Force for East Timor, or INTERFET, under the command of Australian Major General Peter Cosgrove, entered Dili on 20 September andby 31 October the last Indonesian troops had left East Timor.
The Generals were also in favour of sending Indonesian troops to help the South Vietnamese in the Vietnam War.
The Indonesian military commander, quoted by United States Senator, Mr. Claiborne Pell, following his recent visit to the Territory,apparently said that 15,403 Indonesian troops were stationed in East Timor.
In the three weeks that it took them to leave the country, Indonesian troops completely destroyed everything that could be destroyed, following the principle of"if I can't have it, no one will.
Put simply, there would not be human rights violations by the security forces in East Timor if there were not more than 5,000 Indonesian troops and military intelligence officers occupying the Territory.
Additional Indonesian troops and police mobile brigades from West Timor, Java and Bali were sent into East Timor, thus contradicting previous announcements concerning an imminent reduction of occupying military personnel.
United States Senator Claiborne Pell had also recently visited East Timor.His report corroborated the fact that the number of Indonesian troops in East Timor was three times the number reported in paragraph 5 of the working paper.
There would be a withdrawal of all Indonesian troops and a further reduction in the number of the Indonesian civil servants; and a territorial police force, organized by the United Nations, would be placed under the command of the Governor.
Officially, the United Nations never recognized TimorLeste's annexation and from 1975 the United Nations General Assembly and Security Council adopted numerous resolutions condemning the military invasion andcalling for the withdrawal of Indonesian troops from Timor-Leste.
During a memorial mass on 12 November 1991 for a pro-independence youth shot by Indonesian troops, demonstrators among the 2,500-strong crowd unfurled the Fretlin flag and banners with pro-independence slogans, and chanted boisterously but peacefully.
Phase one, which would last for two years, would involve all three parties working with the United Nations to implement a wide range of confidence-building measures,including the scaling down of the presence of Indonesian troops in the Territory, together with the introduction of a significant United Nations presence.
The public declaration of the Regional Commander in Bali to foreign correspondents that Indonesian troops will be reduced to six battalions has been challenged by the resistance. On 6 May we indicated the locations and recorded a total of 30,000 troops and security elements in East Timor.
The Working Group on Arbitrary Detention assessed the case of Fernando de Araujo, an East Timorese who was arrested in Bali andsentenced to nine years imprisonment for protesting against the massacre of peaceful demonstrators by Indonesian troops on 12 November 1991 at the Santa Cruz cemetery in Dili.