Примери за използване на Casualties on both sides на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Casualties on both sides.
Already there are casualties on both sides.
Casualties on both sides are heavy.
I will need heavy casualties on both sides.
Casualties on both sides are unknown.
That there would be minimal casualties on both sides.
The casualties on both sides were very high.
There will certainly be casualties on both sides.
Casualties on both sides numbered in the tens of thousands.
In any war there must be casualties on both sides.".
The casualties on both sides would be heavy. We would be risking civil war.
An attack would mean huge casualties on both sides.
Casualties on both sides were heavy due to the accurate artillery and machine gun fire.
Like every war, there will be casualties on both sides.
Massive casualties on both sides.
It was a brutal battle with many casualties on both sides.
After the battle, which took many casualties on both sides, the ruler was captured and beheaded, and all his cronies- hanged.
I want to come out of this with zero casualties on both sides.
By pinning down soldiers after dark and sparking chaotic battles with unarmed protesters,the unknown gunmen ensured heavy casualties on both sides.
Turkey denies the alleged“genocide”, butacknowledges that there were casualties on both sides during the events taking place in World War I.
The battle turns into a bayonet charge,just like in the Battle of the Somme in 1916 with heavy casualties on both sides.
Ankara denies the alleged genocide butacknowledges that there were casualties on both sides during the events which took place during World War I.
In a trade war, like any other war, there are casualties on both sides.
The naval attack was repelled andafter eight months' fighting, with many casualties on both sides, the land campaign was abandoned and the invasion force was withdrawn.
Like any war, a trade war has casualties on both sides.
In Moscow, this special operation, which has already resulted in numerous casualties on both sides, including among the civilian population, called punitive and urged Kiev to stop immediately.
The city was finally taken by the Soviets- after massive casualties on both sides- on 9 April.
Moscow called this special operation, which has already resulted in numerous casualties on both sides, including among the civilian population, punitive and is encouraging Kiev to stop it immediately.
But Ankara does not accept calling it a“genocide,” acknowledging there were casualties on both sides during World War I.
Ankara does notaccept the alleged"genocide" but acknowledges there were casualties on both sides during the World War I.