Примери за използване на Russia has deployed на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Russia has deployed chemical weapons in Britain;
They don't know that Russia has deployed weapons in space.
Russia has deployed missile in violation of treaty.
This is not a credible offer because Russia has deployed missiles for years.
Apparently Russia has deployed a couple of Su-57 fighter jets in Syria.
This is not a credible offer because Russia has deployed missiles for years.
Russia has deployed its most sophisticated missile battery into Syria.
Fox News also said that the PTRC Russia has deployed at the border with Mongolia in Ulan-Ude.
Russia has deployed air assets to Syria that have canceled Israel's regional air superiority.
Baranowski said even with that expected build-up,NATO will still only have about one-tenth of the forces that Russia has deployed along its front.
Russia has deployed in Crimea 30 000 troops, over 100 fighter planes and over 50 combat helicopters, together with radar systems.
The most serious charge has come from Washington,which claims that Russia has deployed a treaty-non-compliant ground-launched cruise missile, the 9M729, in its western regions, where it could reach targets in NATO territory.
Russia has deployed new intermediate-range missiles, in clear violation of the INF Treaty, which was a cornerstone for our security arms control for decades.
Israel has quietly tested ways of defeating an advanced air-defence system that Russia has deployed in the Middle East and that could limit Israel's ability to strike in Syria or Iran, military and diplomatic sources said.
Russia has deployed 40,000 police and security personnel in a"ring of steel" around Sochi to deter attacks by Islamist militants from the nearby North Caucasus republics.
In order to strengthen its negotiation stance on thelifting of sanctions and the grip on the occupied territories, Russia has deployed its warplanes in Syria, for several months in a row unremittingly bombing residential areas, schools and hospitals.
The NATO representatives assert that Russia has deployed all the ships of its Northern fleet and part of the Baltic one to reinforce the campaign in Syria, the Reuters wrote with a reference to an unnamed diplomat of the organization.
After the start of the war in Ukraine, Russia has deployed additional military formations close to its borders with this country.
Russia has deployed more than 40,000 security forces and set up so-called“Ring of Steel” security measures around Sochi, which is located near violent Islamist strongholds in the North Caucasus.
Under[President Vladimir] Putin, Russia has deployed new, stealthier submarines in the north Atlantic that are much harder for NATO navies to track.
Russia has deployed its S-400 surface-to-air missile system to Serbia for exercises with the Balkan nation's military, bringing the advanced system that caused friction between the U.S. and Turkey closer to bordering NATO allies.
In and of themselves, the air defense systems Russia has deployed are incapable of repelling a full-scale, sustained missile attack from U.S. ships in the area.
In addition, Russia has deployed S-300 systems to the Kola Peninsula and at various locations in Siberia, including the Novaya Zemlya, an archipelago in the Arctic that straddles the Barents and Kara seas.
Trump said that Russia has deployed a new cruise missile in violation of a 1987 arms control treaty, and that he would bring up the issue with Russian President Vladimir Putin if and when they meet.
This month alone, Russia has deployed nuclear-capable Iskander missiles to Kaliningrad and suspended a weapons-grade plutonium agreement with the United States,” Stoltenberg said, also accusing Russia of continued support for rebels in Ukraine.
Whereas Russia has deployed nuclear-capable Iskander short-range missiles to Kaliningrad in order to conduct exercises and overflights involving nuclear-capable systems, and whereas Russia's decision to suspend the Plutonium Disposition and Management Agreement concluded with the United States in 2000 has increased concerns about increased reliance on nuclear weapons by Russia; .
Whereas Russia has deployed nuclear-capable Iskander short-range missiles to Kaliningrad and is conducting exercises and overflights involving nuclear-capable systems, and whereas statements by the Russian leadership on the importance of nuclear deterrence and Russia's decision to suspend the Plutonium Disposition and Management Agreement concluded with the US in 2000 have aggravated concerns about increased reliance on nuclear weapons by Russia; .
The US alleged that it had evidence that Russia had deployed a number of 9M729 missiles- known to NATO as SSC-8.
Washington said that it has evidence that Russia had deployed a number of 9M729 missiles- known to NATO as SSC-8.
The senior administration officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said Russia had deployed“multiple battalions” of a Russian cruise missile throughout Russia in violation of the pact, including in western Russia,“with the ability to strike critical European targets.”.