Примери за използване на A soviet-era на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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It's a soviet-era anti-tank mine.
A Soviet-era experiment shows that isolation might also lower your IQ.
What Colonel Hardy and his team surmised was a Soviet-era submarine was actually something much more exotic.
Dispatched to a Soviet-era prison where he was beaten and otherwise abused, eventually he died from lack of medical attention.
May has said the pair were attacked with Novichok, a Soviet-era military-grade nerve agent.
There's a… There's a Soviet-era weapons system down that hallway behind a red door.
I want you to help me get rid of the current regime and replace it with a real government,not a Soviet-era dictatorship.
It is the result of a Soviet-era project to divert rivers for agriculture and a lack of rainfall at its source.
It feels very safe," said Reid,who rode around the country last year in a Soviet-era 1972 Moskovich, which he bought for $500.
A Soviet-era poison called Novichok was used to poison an ex-Russian spy and his daughter last week in England.
Street battles culminated in a fatal fire at a Soviet-era building where hundreds of pro-Russia activists were barricaded in.
In 2006, the Russian government legalized targeted killings abroad of people posing terrorist threats,resuming a Soviet-era practice.
These range from a Soviet-era monument to a soaring exhibition hall, and from an inventive railway station to a beloved church.
The Russian government in 2006 legalized the killings abroad of people who were judged to pose terrorist threats,resuming a Soviet-era practice.
Where else could you dance the night away in a Soviet-era sewing factory, then recover on a tropical beach or in a cool mountain cave town?
The young mayor of this small town deep in eastern Poland is extremely proud of its new Italian fire engine, which sits, resplendent,next to a Soviet-era one.
The attacks began on the day that the Estonian authorities removed a Soviet-era war monument that had been the source of protests and diplomatic tensions with Russia for months.
Tensions between Russia andEstonia soared in 2007, when protests by Russian-speakers against the relocation of a Soviet-era war monument ended in street riots.
The types of buildings represented range from a Soviet-era monument to a beloved church, and from a soaring exhibition hall to an inventive railway station.
As for the lack of hard evidence,the British have based their tendentious allegations against Russia largely on the alleged detection of a Soviet-era chemical weapon.
Igor Voronkin resurfaces after a day in the Barentsburg coal mine, a Soviet-era Russian facility at 78 degrees north on Spitsbergen, in Norway's Svalbard archipelago.
It's a Soviet-era ship from the‘Project 864', and was created not to collect data circling the U.S. or seek out any potential missile launches on the North American continent, but for underwater sonar surveillance.
The orangery is famous not only for its tropical and subtropical plants andflower exhibitions, but also because several installments of a Soviet-era television version of Sherlock Holmes were filmed here.
The giant swing-wing plane is a substantially modernized-version of a Soviet-era bomber that the USSR would have deployed in the event of a nuclear war with the West to deliver nuclear weapons at long distances.
As The National Interest previously reported,last month Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu announced that Russia would resume production of the Tu-160 strategic bomber, a Soviet-era aircraft that is capable of carrying both conventional and nuclear weapons.
After Bulgaria's state-owned aviation firm traded a Soviet-era military transport helicopter for a more modern Russian model better suited for shuttling officials around the country, the company's director boasted that the government“did not pay a penny for it.”.
Russian hackers have been slower toengage in political protests, but their D-o-S attacks against Estonian Web sites in 2007 over the moving of a Soviet-era war memorial showed their ability to mobilize and shut down targeted Web sites, including those of banks.
One day, British photographer Maryam Omidi was resting in a Soviet-era sanatorium and that weird feeling of retro beauty inspired her to invite Russian, Polish and German friends to travel across the former Soviet Union and capture images of those places of rest and recuperation.
Estonia was hit by cyber attacks on private andgovernment Internet sites in 2007 which peaked after a decision to move a Soviet-era statue from a square in the capital, Tallinn, provoked street protests by Russian nationals and a diplomatic spat with Moscow.