Примеры использования War in kosovo на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Understanding the war in Kosovo.
The war in Kosovo focused such feelings.
Is not Mr. Serreqi calling for war in Kosovo and Metohija all over again?
It was recorded in 1999 during the war in Kosovo.
The war in Kosovo resonated with such historical memories, thus adding to the discomfort.
Currently, UNFPA is providing emergency reproductive health services to the victims of war in Kosovo.
Starting with the war in Kosovo, my country has been deeply involved in the events unfolding in the area.
In 1999, the United Nations placed Kosovo under their administration in the aftermath of the War in Kosovo.
Although the war in Kosovo ended more than five years ago, the situation remains perilous for the minority Serb and Roma populations.
Trained in the United States,Hakan Fidan became the liaison officer between NATO Command and Turkey during the war in Kosovo 1998.
The story shifts back during the 1990s war in Kosovo and centers on two young boys, Petrit(Lum Veseli) and Oki Andi Bajgora.
Former chief of the intelligence service, Steinmeier has played a central role in Germany's support for the KLA terrorists during the NATO war in Kosovo.
After the war in Kosovo there was a great will and desire to reconstruct the library buildings and re-establish library services at all levels.
Circumstances such as the global financial crisis and the war in Kosovo have considerably impeded economic progress in many parts of the world.
The war in Kosovo, the fourth in a row in the former Yugoslavia, has left in its wake a comparable trail of tragedies.
Although the situation in Bosnia and Croatia had been overshadowed by the war in Kosovo, the fundamental problems remained.
The onset of the war in Kosovo, and the subsequent arrival of more than 450,000 refugees, extended the partnership beyond this initial foundation.
The comparison to Adolph Hitler was used against Saddam Hussein during the first Gulf war and in war against Iraq,as well as against Milosevic during the war in Kosovo….
In 1999, in the wake of the war in Kosovo, the question how the international community should respond to gross violations of human rights was fiercely debated.
The Bytyqi brothers were a terorist, origin American-Kosovo Albanians killed by Serb police shortly after the end of the war in Kosovo, while they were in custody in Petrovo Selo, Serbia.
I am increasingly concerned that the spread of violence andthe nature of the attacks could lead to a situation of all-out civil war in Kosovo, which might have unpredictable repercussions for the entire region.
This concerns the application of Kelly Greenhill's theories about the«strategic management of migrations as a weapon of war»[ 1],such as that observed by ESI researchers during the start of the war in Kosovo 2.
Serbian authorities showed little interest to investigate cases where Serbian police has acted during the war in Kosovo, but since the brothers were American citizens and due to the pressure from US authorities, an investigation was launched.
The head of the Mission, Dan Everts,stated to Reuters on 21 December 1998 that illegal KLA operatives in northern Albania were actively engaged in preparations for the war in Kosovo and Metohija.
The tragic paradox of the war in Kosovo- a war where civilian casualties became the rule, not the exception, and where civilians were practically the only victims- underlines something that is at the root of the current state of perplexity and bewilderment.
To some extent paradoxically, the dialogue was elevated from a"technical" to a"political" after 2012 Serbian parliamentary elections which brought to power nationalistic parties,which also ruled the country in 1998/99 when war in Kosovo broke out.
During the war in Kosovo, the use of uranium in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization(NATO) bombardment of industrial infrastructures, refineries, chemical plants and fuel depots caused severe, long-term damage to the environment and the health of the inhabitants.
Mr. Benítez Versón(Cuba)(spoke in Spanish): At the beginning of the year, newspaper headlines throughout the world were filled with reports of NATO's use of depleted uranium in the Balkans and its impact on the environment andon certain individuals involved in the war in Kosovo.
Ms. Milo(Albania), addressing the issues of secret detention centres, disappearances andmurders allegedly committed in Albania after the war in Kosovo, said that the Government considered the allegations contained in the report of the Committee on Legal Affairs and Human Rights of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe(the"Marty Report") to be misleading and pure speculation.