Приклади вживання A russian invasion Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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We have to be aware this was a Russian invasion.”.
This is a Russian invasion, a Russian occupation of territory.
We know that in reality, it was a Russian invasion.
Ukraine can defeat a Russian invasion, says American colonel.
NATO Tells Europe:“Prepare for a Russian invasion”.
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The other concerns Ukraine, where a Russian invasion could lead to a European and even an international war.
We know that in reality, it was a Russian invasion.
A Russian invasion would likely succeed, as Russia could deploy its air power to devastating effect, but the subsequent occupation would be exceedingly costly.
What would the consequences of a Russian invasion be?
A Russian invasion would likely succeed, as Russia could deploy its air power to devastating effect, but the subsequent occupation would be exceedingly costly.
It was simple- to defend Ukraine from a Russian invasion.
Finland is not a Nato member, meaning a Russian invasion would not be considered an attack against the alliance.
Skilful maneuvers, but at the cost of significant losses, they managed to prevent a Russian invasion.
In fact, it's impossible- unless the West is willing to react to a Russian invasion or other provocation with nuclear weapons.
Consequently, Ukraine has rebuilt and repositioned its armed forces specifically to defend against a Russian invasion.
Calling it hybrid war,and thus implying its not really a Russian invasion, makes it easier for many responsible people not to do anything about it.
The Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ukrainian Ministry of Defenseconsiders Belarus to be a possible springboard for a Russian invasion.
As late as March 2014,M5S MPs were describing events in Ukraine as a Russian invasion, and blaming Italy and the EU for standing by because they didn't want to risk gas deals with Putin.
They comprise a network of partisan forces called territorial defense battalions,which can be rapidly mobilized to defend against a Russian invasion.
The biggest threat to Ukraine is now not a Russian invasion, but corruption so pervasive that it long ago ceased to be a disease of the post-Soviet system and became the system itself.
Resultantly, Kyiv isrebuilding its military with the specific objective of defending against a Russian invasion and adopting NATO standards by the year 2020.
However, I also believe that the Obama Administration will resist these pressures, at least until it is reasonably confident thatUkraine is better able to defend itself against a Russian invasion.
A Russian invasion would result in a protracted conflict, one that could start to eat away at Putin's popularity if Russian soldiers start coming home in body bags from an obvious war of aggression.
We don' t understand the kind of very unfortunate signal it does send to Russia,because NATO's expressed purpose for existence is to counter a Russian invasion of Europe which Russia is not planning.”.
Ukraine should also be satisfied with such a procedure, both because a Russian invasion of mainland Ukraine looks more likely with every day and because mid-February polling data suggest that none of the southeastern provinces has more than a third of its voters supporting unification with Russia.
While not as spectacularly large as Russia's Vostok, it will serve as a“graduation exercise” for NATO's new Spearhead Force, a serious, highly mobile capability that can put NATOcombat troops into the Baltic states to repulse a Russian invasion within a matter of days.
The newspaper urges Washington to promise if Russia.that America will do whatever it takes to prevent a Russian invasion of Ukraine from succeeding, and remain flexible by accepting a serious and wide-ranging dialogue about Ukraine.
In any case, I trust that any film you might make on Ukraine will pay due attention to the interests and grievances of Ukrainians, who, like their eastern European counterparts demonstrated in 1989, do not want to be ruled by pro-Kremlin elites and are now again, as in 1917-22,fighting a Russian invasion to prove it.
In any case, I trust that any film you might make on Ukraine will pay due attention to the interests and grievances of Ukrainians, who, like their eastern European counterparts demonstrated in 1989, do not want to be ruled by pro-Kremlin elites and are now again, as in 1917-22,fighting a Russian invasion to prove it.
Therefore the ongoing pro-Kremlin disinformation campaign repeated messages like economic disaster awaits Ukraine and the West is to blame for it, the White Helmets prepares yet another chemical attack(when in fact these has been perpetrated by the Syrian government),Pentagon admits that US will be unable to protect Poland from a Russian invasion and Czech politics are decided in Berlin.