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Attacks on both sides continued today.
Both sides continued to upgrade their military capabilities.
Breaches of the ceasefire by both sides continued.
Both sides continued major military construction works.
During the reporting period, both sides continued to show restraint in this regard.
Both sides continued to upgrade their military and mechanized forces.
While troop levels remained unchanged, both sides continued to upgrade their military capabilities.
Both sides continued to violate the Moscow Agreement of 14 May 1994.
It would not be possible to break out of the impasse if both sides continued to engage in the game of one-upmanship.
However, both sides continued to abstain from dealing directly with each other.
Proceeding from this, during the meeting of Nursultan Nazarbayev andShavkat Mirziyoyev in Astana, the sides continued the course on deepening bilateral relations.
Both sides continued to impose some restrictions on UNDOF's freedom of movement.
Whether such a mindset was deliberate or not did not alter the reality on the ground, namely, innocent people andentire families on all sides continued to suffer terribly.
In addition, both sides continued active reinforcement, resupplying and repositioning of their forces.
While MINURSO continued to enjoy good relations with the Royal Moroccan Army andthe military forces of the Frente Polisario, both sides continued to abstain from dealing directly with each other.
Both sides continued to seek UNFICYP facilitation to access sites and icons of religious and cultural significance.
With regard to freedom of movement,Cypriots on both sides continued to use the crossing points for various activities, including trade, religious and bicommunal events, without major incidents.
Both sides continued to construct new and renovate existing defensive positions in the respective areas of limitation.
At the Group's meetings, both sides continued to raise, in addition to politically motivated incidents, various law enforcement issues.
Both sides continued their activities related to the relocation of heavy military equipment to rear areas and the construction of semi-permanent shelters in the vicinity of their current deployment areas in anticipation of the rainy season.
While the Georgian and Abkhaz sides continued with practical cooperation activities, particularly in the security domain, a substantive dialogue on the key issues of the conflict is still lacking.
Both sides continued to strengthen their military positions, or to add new ones, along and behind their respective cease-fire lines.
Through this approach, the sides continued to identify and address the most crucial elements of a solution to the Cyprus problem, and have made some additional progress in resolving them.
Both sides continued to dispute the delineation of their respective ceasefire lines as well as the authority of UNFICYP in a number of areas of the United Nations buffer zone.
In general, both sides continued to react to provocative actions of the other rather than exercise restraint in order to defuse a situation.
Both 236-18 sides continued to exchange artillery fire and sustained casualties Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, September 29, 2018.
In 2011, the sides continued to chip away at the key outstanding issues relating primarily to governance and power-sharing, property and citizenship.
Both sides continued to dispute the delineation of their respective ceasefire lines in a number of areas within the United Nations buffer zone, often challenging the authority of UNFICYP.
Both sides continued to abstain from direct contact with each other; all known contact between the two armed forces continued to take the form of written communications through MINURSO.
Cypriots from both sides continued to seek assistance from UNFICYP in addressing day-to-day issues arising from the division of the island, including humanitarian, educational, religious and cultural issues.