Примеры использования Iraqi forces stationed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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On 28 November 1994, at 2025 hours, Iraqi forces stationed in the general area of Khaneghein fired two illuminating shells towards the territory of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
At 1535 hours a group of some five persons from the Iranian side fired a number of intermittent bursts from a mediummachine-gun located at the Iranian position at coordinates 901160(1:100,000 map of Mandali) in the direction of the Iraqi forces stationed in the Kulaybah area.
On 24 November 1993, at 0700 hours, Iraqi forces stationed at the Chalai sentry post installed a telecommunications antenna at the geographic coordinates of NC 427654 on the map of Naftshahr.
On 18 June 1994, Iraqi forces stationed at Dowaleh Sharif post installed a Greenoff gun at the geographic coordinates of NC5535041850 on the map of Sumar in no man's land, west of border pillars 42, 43, 44 and Heights 265 and 287 at Tangeh Darreh.
On 14 August 1994, at 1030 hours, Iraqi forces stationed at the heights north-west of Azgaleh in the Islamic Republic of Iran fired a mortar shell at Iranian soil and wounded an Iranian soldier.
On 15 March 1994, Iraqi forces stationed on height 210 at Doraji at the geographic coordinates of PB106724 on the map of Mehran, in no man's land, south-west of Reza-Abad in the Islamic Republic of Iran and south of Zaloo-Ab mountain and border pillar 33, activated an observatory post by using a 20 x 120 telescope.
On 13 July 1996, at 2040 hours, the Iraqi forces stationed near the geographic coordinates of 38 SND 4270005900 on the map of Khosravi, opposite the Iraqi Manzarieh sentry post, began to install an automatic machine-gun.
On 11 March 1995, Iraqi forces, stationed near the geographic coordinates of TP 197-732 on the map of Khorramshahr, in no man's land, south of border pillar 1/5 and the geographic coordinates of 153-754 on the map of Khorramshahr, in no man's land, south of border pillar 1/22 and 1/23, were observed planting mines, setting up telephone wires and installing barbed wire.
On 25 October 1993, at 1430 hours, Iraqi forces stationed at Meimak Heights effected two large explosions at the geographical coordinates of NC832193 on the map of Halaleh in no man's land, north of border pillar 38/5.
On 19 June 1994, Iraqi forces stationed at the Fakkeh sentry post set up eight group tents at the geographic coordinates of PA5000050000 on the map of Yebis, west of border pillar 22.
On 16 February 1997, Iraqi forces stationed at the Sadr-Arafat sentry post, at the geographical coordinates of 38S NB 9700065000 on the map of Mehran between border pillars 30/1 and 31, were reinforced.
On 18 June 1994, Iraqi forces stationed at the Fakkeh sentry post set up a number of tents west of border pillar 22 at the geographic coordinates of PA4600045000 on the map of Yebis.
On 11 October 1993, Iraqi forces stationed east of the Saddam sentry post were seen passing through the geographical coordinates of QA4156 on the map of Yebis in no man's land at Height 85, where they reconstructed a trench.
On 21 February 1995, between 1000 and1430 hours, Iraqi forces stationed in the north of Fakkeh near the geographical coordinates of QA 380-560 on the map of Yebis, west of border pillar 22/7, were observed constructing several high towers.
On 18 May 1995, at 1000 hours, Iraqi forces stationed on the other side of Dehloran border, across the Iranian Ein-Mansour border post, began firing towards the Islamic Republic of Iran from the geographical coordinates of QA 039-901 on the map of Meimeh river.
On 5 June 1996, at 2245 hours, Iraqi forces stationed at Abu-Abid sentry post near the geographical coordinates of 38S NC 490-492 on the map of Sumar, south-west of border pillars 44/3, 44/4 and 44/5, began firing towards Iranian border post 402.
On 18 October 1995, at 2030 hours, Iraqi forces stationed in the general area of Mandali began firing into the air for five minutes from the geographical coordinates of NC 580-390 and NC 580-380 on the map of Sumar, in no man's land south-west of border pillar 40/5 and Goumasang mountain.
On 11 December 1995, at 0630 hours, Iraqi forces, stationed at the geographical coordinates of NC 557-399 on the map of Sumar, in no man's land, south of border pillars 41 and 42, fired a Grinov automatic machine-gun at the missing persons' searching group near Mian-Tang sentry post.
On 13 April 1994, at 2400 hours, a number of Iraqi forces stationed at the geographic coordinates of ND410091 on the map of Khosravi, north-west of border pillar 54 and south of border pillars 55, 55/1, and 55/2, fired shots for 15 minutes using light weapons and mortar guns.
On 14 October 1993, at 1850 hours, Iraqi forces stationed at the Mohammad Qassem sentry post in Iraq at the geographical coordinates of PB052685 on the map of Mehran north-east of Ta'an village, opposite the sentry post of the Farrokhabad in Mehran, effected several consecutive explosions.
On 11 October 1994, at 2320 hours, Iraqi forces, stationed around the geographic coordinates of NC 510-458 on the map of Sumar fired three illuminating bullets at intervals of 20 minutes in the direction of the geographic coordinates of NC 562-438 on the map of Sumar, east of border pillar 44/1.
On 7 December 1994,at 0930 hours, four Iraqi forces stationed at Doraji sentry post were observed repairing a bunker at the geographic coordinates of PB 106-724 on the map of Mehran, north of Kanjanchem border river, south of Zalou-Ab mountain, in no man's land, south of border pillar 53.
On 27 December 1995, at 1110 hours, Iraqi forces stationed at Meimak Heights at the geographical coordinates of NC 840-120 on the map of Helaleh, near Eshagh Hill, north of border pillar 35/2, west of border pillar 35/3 and south of Shohada Hill, carried out several powerful explosions without giving prior notice.
On 23 November 1993, at 2145 hours, Iraqi forces stationed at the geographic coordinates of ND 386103 on the map of Khosravi proceeded to fire a mortar shell, which hit the geographic coordinates of ND 39600132 on the map of Khosravi in no man's land, north-west and south-west of border pillars 56 and 57 respectively.
On 15 October 1993, at 2310 hours, Iraqi forces stationed at the geographical coordinates of ND665245 on the map of Ghasr-e-Shirin in no man's land south of Height 585, west of border pillars 60/2 and 60/3, fired flare bullets at the geographical coordinates of ND685205 on the map of Ghasr-e-Shirin.
On 22 November 1995, at 1630 hours, Iraqi forces, stationed at Waterwheel sentry post near the geographical coordinates of NC 241-644 on the map of Naftshahr, fired an RPG-7 shell towards Gangagoush river and south of Chalaie sentry post, near the Iraqi Naftshahr airport and west of Kaneh-Kaboud border river.
On 5 February 1994, at 1745 hours, Iraqi forces, stationed at the Esmailkhan sentry post opposite the border sentry post of Darbandjoogh of the Islamic Republic of Iran at the geographic coordinates of NC5310045100, fired single shots and volleys from a position within no man's land at Kohneh Rig Height and north-west of border pillar 44/2.
On 22 February 1994, at 2000 hours, Iraqi forces stationed at the Althamood sentry post at the geographic coordinates of NC466547 on the map of Sumar and southern Naftshahr in no man's land, north-west of border pillar 44/7 and south-west of border pillar 44/8 and south-east of border pillar 44/9, fired a sonar bullet.
On 27 November 1994, at 1945 hours, Iraqi forces stationed at Al-Meghdad sentry post at the geographic coordinates of ND 415-099 on the map of Khosravi in no man's land, north of border pillar 54 and south of border pillars 55 and 55/1 began firing with light weapons in the direction of Iranian police stationed at Darband-e-Joogh post.
On 10 November 1994, between 2145 hours and 2314 hours, Iraqi forces stationed at the geographic coordinates of NC458-521 on the map of Sumar in no man's land, west of border pillar 44/2 near Iraq's Ismail-Khan sentry post, began firing with light weapons towards the territory of the Islamic Republic of Iran about 1,800 bullets.