Приклади вживання Seizure of crimea Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Then- 20 years ago, in fact- we prevented the seizure of Crimea.
The seizure of Crimea by the modern vandals provoked a fair indignation of the world community.
Russia needs the West to lift the sanctions it imposed in retaliation for the seizure of Crimea.
If Europe turns a blind eye to the seizure of Crimea, it means that everyone can do whatever they want.
She is an honest andwell-respected person who acted bravely during the revolutions, seizure of Crimea and the war.
According to Serovtjuk, after the seizure of Crimea and the occupation of Donetsk and Luhansk regions, Russia's next goal is to capture Azov.
Both of us felt very keenly about the Maidan events, the seizure of Crimea, and hostilities in the Donbas.
It does not look like neutrality,” explains Brimanemphasizing that Israel does not recognize seizure of Crimea.
Therefore, I do notbelieve that Trump will accept Russia's seizure of Crimea or strike any irresponsible deals.
For the first time, it authorizes assistance to bolster Ukraine's naval capabilities,which were severely degraded following Russia's seizure of Crimea.
These developments, coupled with Russia's seizure of Crimea and nuclear threats against our allies, mark Moscow's decided return to Great Power competition.
Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk said onSunday it was essential to prevent Russia's seizure of Crimea expanding into a wider regional conflict.
This is due to the seizure of Crimea, the actual control over most of the Black and the Azov Seas, and a restoration of the Russian bases in Syria.
He added that the Colonel of the Russian Federation is a valuable source of information about the actions of the Russian secret service's seizure of Crimea and the failed operation“Russian spring” in the Donbass.
While outright invasions such as the seizure of Crimea have led to sanctions, this is the first time ever there has been such an extensive and international response to a covert operation.
If Western leaders did this now, they might be able to forestall the worst-case scenario:Putin seeking to replicate the seizure of Crimea elsewhere- say, in the Baltics- where Russian-speaking populations exist outside Russia's borders.
During the seizure of Crimea in February- March 2014, Russia completed preparations for the second stage of its plans to disintegrate Ukraine through creation of“Novorossiya”.
But Russia's fostering of a violentseparatist movement in eastern Ukraine since 2014 and its seizure of Crimea the same year invigorated the move for a church independent of the Russian Orthodox Church.
Shortly before the seizure of Crimea, Utkin retired and initially worked for the Moran Security Group(MSG), a private company specializing in the protection of sea-going vessels in pirate-infested areas.
Many of those Russians who are subject to criminal prosecution in Russia still oppose Putin, fought against Ukraine,took an active part in the seizure of Crimea and a part of the territories of Donbas.
The virtually bloodless seizure of Crimea, which fell to Russian troops in early 2014 without a fight, led most observers to conclude that Ukraine was effectively defenseless and at Moscow's….
For those who have followed Cohen's commentary, it was hardly surprising that many of his arguments dovetailed with a narrative pushed by the Kremlin,which portrays its seizure of Crimea as a response to Western meddling in Ukraine.
Russia's seizure of Crimea, for example, and the subsequent undeclared war in Ukraine's Donbass region were carried out not just by Russian special forces, but by local gangsters serving as so-called self-defense volunteers.
The consolidated claim will be a powerful tool to refute claims by Russian authorities and propaganda that the events in eastern Ukraine are an internal conflict,not a continuation of the Russian armed aggression that began with the seizure of Crimea.
The seizure of Crimea had been planned since the Orange Revolution and after the enlargement of NATO and the European Union(Albania and Croatia had joined the alliance in 2009; Croatia was accepted into the EU in 2013).
Nearly a decade later, activists supporting Russia's 2014 seizure of Crimea and involvement in a war in eastern Ukraine began using the ribbon as a symbol, and it is now widely associated with Russian interference in Ukraine.
The seizure of Crimea was hugely popular at home, and Mr. Putin may be hoping for a lift before the Sept. 18 parliamentary elections, perhaps distracting Russians from the economic troubles brought on in part by Western sanctions.
The scale of the diplomatic opposition Russia encountered following the seizure of Crimea and the outbreak of war in the Donbas came as an unpleasant surprise to many in Moscow, who had expected the West to follow the pattern established during the 2008 invasion of Georgia and seek a rapid return to“business as usual.”.