Примеры использования Iran's occupation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Minister of Foreign Affairs of the United Arab Emirates has reiterated our firm position regarding Iran's occupation of our three islands.
To reaffirm all its previous resolutions concerning Iran's occupation of the three islands belonging to the United Arab Emirates in the Arabian Gulf;
Iran's occupation of the three Arab islands in the Arabian Gulf belonging to the United Arab Emirates: the Greater Tunb, the Lesser Tunb and Abu Musa resolution 7808.
That statement does not reflect the legal and political facts of Iran's occupation since 1971 of the islands of Greater Tunb, Lesser Tunb and Abu Musa.
We reiterate our rejection of Iran's occupation and of all military and civilian measures it has taken on the islands with a view to changing their historical and demographic nature and imposing a fait accompli of occupation. .
With the passage of time, however,it appears that these trends exclude the issue of Iran's occupation of the three islands, and this prompts us to doubt the credibility of Iran's declarations.
After hearing a detailed report by His Highness Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan, President of the United Arab Emirates, concerning the dispute between the United Arab Emirates and Iran over the three islands of Greater Tunb, Lesser Tunb and Abu Musa,the Supreme Council calls upon Iran to respond to the President's invitation to engage in a direct dialogue with respect to Iran's occupation of the Emirates' three islands.
The excerpt concerns Iran's occupation of the three islands belonging to the United Arab Emirates, namely the Greater Tunb, the Lesser Tunb and Abu Musa.
The United Arab Emirates has, accordingly,pursued a judicious policy in calling for a peaceful solution to the issue of Iran's occupation of the Greater Tunb, the Lesser Tunb and Abu Musa, three islands belonging to the United Arab Emirates.
The Secretariat-General has accorded the subject of Iran's occupation of the three Arab islands(Greater Tunb, Lesser Tunb and Abu Musa) proper attention and I have been anxious to raise this subject in the course of meetings with regional and international officials whom I have met at the headquarters of the Secretariat-General and elsewhere.
Hence, the United Arab Emirates persists in its endeavours to find a just solution to the dispute with the Islamic Republic of Iran arising from Iran's occupation in 1971 of the three islands that belong to the United Arab Emirates-- Greater Tunb, Lesser Tunb and Abu Musa.
The Council reviewed developments with regard to the issue of Iran's occupation of the Greater Tunb, the Lesser Tunb and Abu Musa, islands that belong to the United Arab Emirates, in the light of the visit of the Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran to Abu Dhabi on 23 May 1998.
Guided by previous summit resolutions, the most recent of which was resolution 510 of the Sirte Summit(22nd ordinary session, 28 March 2010)regarding Iran's occupation of the three Arab islands in the Arabian Gulf belonging to the United Arab Emirates: the Greater Tunb, the Lesser Tunb and Abu Musa.
Since the very beginning of Iran's occupation of the three islands, the United Arab Emirates has continued to voice its rejection of that occupation and to call for putting an end to it in the interests of good-neighbourliness and confidence-building between the two countries, in consonance with the decisions and resolutions of the Organization of the Islamic Conference, the principles of the United Nations Charter and the rules of international law.
The Ministerial Council reviewed developments with regard to the issue of Iran's occupation of the Greater Tunb, the Lesser Tunb and Abu Musa, islands that belong to the United Arab Emirates.
Despite a slight improvement in relationswith the Iranian Government, the problem of Iran's occupation of the United Arab Emirates islands of Greater Tunb, Lesser Tunb and Abu Musa has persisted, despite the bilateral contacts between those two countries since the new Government took power in Iran. .
To undertake, in the contacts maintained by all Arab States with the Islamic Republic of Iran, to raise the issue of Iran's occupation of the three Arab islands in order to stress that this occupation must be ended, given that the three islands are occupied Arab territory;
By the same token we should like to reaffirm that,under the established rules of international law, Iran's occupation of the three islands does not in any way change their legal status and, no matter how long it may last, it will not give the occupying Power any jurisdiction or confer upon it any sovereignty.
On the basis of those principles, the States of the Council had repeatedly appealed to Iran to respond to the United Arab Emirates' invitation to settle the issue of Iran's occupation of the three islands of Tunb al-Sughra, Tunb al-Kubra and Abu Musa, belonging to the United Arab Emirates, in a peaceful manner through serious bilateral negotiations.
The Council reviewed developments with regard to the issue of Iran's occupation of the Greater Tunb, the Lesser Tunb and Abu Musa, islands that belong to the United Arab Emirates.
To have all Arab States undertake, in their contacts with Iran, to raise the issue of Iran's occupation of the three islands in order to stress the need to end it, based on the fact that the three islands are occupied Arab territory;
To have all Arab States undertake, in their contacts with Iran, to raise the issue of Iran's occupation of the three islands in order to stress the need to end it, based on the fact that the three islands are occupied Arab territory;
To have all Arab States undertake, in their contacts with Iran, to raise the issue of Iran's occupation of the three islands in order to stress the need to end it, based on the fact that the three islands are occupied Arab territory;
To have all Arab States undertake, in their contacts with Iran, to raise the issue of Iran's occupation of the three islands in order to stress the need to end it, based on the fact that the three islands are occupied Arab territory;
To undertake, in the contacts maintained by all Arab States with Iran, to raise the issue of Iran's occupation of the three Arab islands in order to stress that this occupation must be ended, given that the three islands are occupied Arab territory;
We also hope that Iran will take a transparent and objective approach in its response to the repeated peaceful initiatives of the countries of the region, which call for the end of Iran's occupation of the three islands belonging to the United Arab Emirates and the creation of a positive regional environment conducive to the strengthening of cooperation, good neighbourliness and mutual advantage among the region's countries and to prosperity and stability for its peoples.
Mr. Al-Mazroui(United Arab Emirates)(spoke in Arabic):With regard to the statement made by the representative of the Islamic Republic of Iran on Iran's occupation of the three islands of the United Arab Emirates, I would merely state that the United Arab Emirates, which has repeatedly expressed its principled and firm position on this national issue, wishes to express its extreme disappointment over the false claims made by the Iranian representative.
Accordingly, we consider it necessary that this matter be raised with Iran by the League of Arab States within a bilateral anda multilateral framework, as Iran 's continued occupation of the three Arab islands since 1971 will have a negative impact on the building of solid Arab-Iranian relations based upon the tenets of good neighbourliness, Islamic brotherhood, shared cultural and historical heritage and future strategic vision that ought to govern Arab-Iranian relations and their development.
Iran's ongoing occupation since 1971 of the United Arab Emirates''three islands of Abu Musa and Greater and Lesser Tunb is an issue of central importance to us.
Iran's marine resources were exposed to pollution resulting from Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait, and Iran's coral reefs may have been affected by either the oil spill or deposition of airborne pollutants from the oil fires, or both.