Примеры использования To bratunac на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
Large numbers of both groups that had surrendered were taken to Bratunac.
They added that 30 to 35 wounded had been taken to Bratunac, and that another vehicle had“disappeared” en route to the drop-off point.
These 34 were left on the vehicles,which were then sent back to Bratunac.
The BSA then ordered the UNPROFOR crew to drive to Bratunac, where it arrived at approximately 1200 hours. The crew radioed Dutchbat in Srebrenica, reporting that the Serbs had told them that they would be evacuated to the Netherlands.
The Serbs again continued to separate the men from the women and children,diverting the men to Bratunac.
One individual who was transported to Bratunac from Potočari, known as“Witness A”, later testified to the Tribunal in July 1996 that, during the course of the night of 12 July, the BSA dragged men out of the hangar, one by one, and beat them with blunt instruments.
The most seriously wounded remained on the trucks andwere forced to return to Bratunac with the UNPROFOR soldiers.
He mentioned this to a colleague based in Srebrenica, adding that if he ever saw anything whichmight substantiate the rumours, he would send him a short coded message:“Say hello to Ibrahim”. On 4 July, while escorting a humanitarian convoy, he saw what appeared to be military preparations from Karakaj(where he crossed into Bosnian Serb-held territory from Serbia) down to Bratunac.
An international source described how, on Saturday 15 July when he was being transferred from Simici to Bratunac, he passed a football ground near Nova Kasaba.
This group was allowed to proceed to Kladanj; those who remained, including two nurses and a medical technician,were returned to Bratunac.
Those who had surrendered themselves to the Serbs in Potočari or on the way to Government-held territory, andwho were being moved to Bratunac, pending relocation to execution and burial sites.
The Secretariat also learned from another source on 13 July that the Serbs had separated males of military age from among the displaced persons and brought them to Bratunac.
Two Netherlands Battalion soldiers reported seeing between 500 and700 bodies on the way from Nova Kasaba to Bratunac on 14 July.
When this operation was completed, and after having attempted to secure safe passage out of Potočari for UNHCR's local staff members,the UNHCR convoy returned to Bratunac.
In the morning hours of 12 July, the BSA fired artillery and mortar rounds in the area of OP Papa,which was located on the road from Potočari to Bratunac in the north of the enclave.
As night fell on Potočari on 12 July following the Security Council's adoption of resolution 1004(1995), the“white house” in front of the Dutchbat compound began to fill up with Bosniac men, andthe BSA began transporting them to Bratunac, where upon arrival they were packed into a hangar.
The report stated that OP Foxtrot had fallen, that one Dutchbat soldier had died as a result of Bosniac fire on the armoured personnel carrier, that the BSA had overrun OP Uniform andits personnel had been taken to Bratunac in Serb-held territory, and that OP Sierra was surrounded.
On or about 15 July, a group of approximately 450 people were taken from Bratunac to Kozluk, located on the Drina, north of Karakaj.
They instructed the Dutchbat Commander to come to the Hotel Fontana in Bratunac for a meeting.
It was not until 17-18 July that the ICRC was able to gain access to the wounded being held in Potočari and Bratunac.
Passengers on a bus journey from Potocari to the confrontation line reported that dead bodies were seen on the road, particularly between Bratunac, Konjevic Polje and Kasaba.
The following day the convoy was allowed to go to a local hospital in Bratunac.
Eventually, the detained men were transported by bus and truck through Bratunac to Karakaj.
UNPROFOR requests for resupply of Srebrenica, via Belgrade,Ljubovija and Bratunac, to be submitted on 17 July;
One organization, Human Rights Watch/Helsinki, has collected indirect evidence that points to a possible additional site in Bratunac.
The International Committee of the Red Cross was able to evacuate 88 wounded persons from Bratunac and Potocari on 17 and 18 July.
Also on 14 July, another group was taken from Bratunac past Zvornik to Karakaj and the aluminium factory, and were dropped of at the Petkovski school.
Dutchbat troops in Srebrenica to be free to leave with their equipmenton 21 July or shortly thereafter via Bratunac(both the UNPROFOR Commander and Mladić to observe the move);
UNPROFOR to organize immediate evacuation of injured persons from Potočari and Bratunac, including provision of ambulances; UNPROFOR presence,“in one form or another”[was] agreed for“key areas”.
The five Dutchbat personnel who had been captured near the refugee compound radioed back to the battalion at 1700 hours, reporting that they had arrived in Bratunac.