Exemplos de uso de Raqqa city em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Syria rebels capture northern Raqqa city- Middle East.
Meanwhile, ISIL was reported to have withdrawn 150 of its fighters towards Raqqa city.
At the same time, a large migration of civilians from Raqqa city towards al-Tabaqa was reported.
On the next day,it was reported that the SDF had captured two to three villages to the north of Raqqa city.
On the next day,the SDF completely encircled and besieged Raqqa city, trapping about 4,000 ISIL militants.
A plan to attack Raqqa city itself was also scheduled to for April 2017, but it was postponed due to the Battle of Tabqa.
On 6 June 2017,the SDF announced the start of the Battle of Raqqa city.
On 24 April,the SDF captured the ISIL pocket to the north of Raqqa city, allowing them to gain control of 13 villages.
At the end of the day, Kurdish forces and FSA fighters were in complete control of Ayn Issa and the surrounding region,bringing them within 50 km(30 miles) of Raqqa city.
On 3 April,it was reported that ISIL was possibly in the process of moving its capital from Raqqa city to Mayadin, in the Deir ez-Zor Governorate.
The next day, YPG and allied forces captured Tell Abyad, and reinforced positions around the town and border crossing,while ISIL reinforced their own positions to the north of Raqqa city.
The new phase would involve capturing the entire area directly north of Raqqa city, including the Jalab valley, as well as further strengthening the siege of Raqqa city.
However, Pentagon Spokesman Jeff Davis denied that any decision had been made regarding when andhow an assault on Raqqa city would be carried out.
On 17 March, a YPG commander stated that the SDF planned to storm Raqqa city in April 2017, and that the YPG would be participating in the attack, despite the fierce opposition from the Turkish government.
By this point, almost all of the five bridges leading to Raqqa had been destroyed either by the US-led coalition or by ISIL, with the only exceptions being the Tabqa Dam and the Baath Dam,both west of Raqqa city.
On the night of 2-3 February, intense CJTF-OIR airstrikes targeted several bridges in or near Raqqa city, destroying them as well as the local water pipelines, leaving the city without drinking water.
Whereas progress in Raqqa city during this time proved slow, the SDF made some progress south of the Euphrates on 10 and 11 July, capturing two villages, including al-Ukeirshi, which had served as major military base for ISIL.
During a meeting in Ayn Issa on 18 April 2017 attended by tribal chiefs and local dignitaries from Raqqa, SDF announced the official establishment of a civilian council to govern Raqqa city after it is captured.
On 4 February, the SDF announced the offensive's third phase,aiming at capturing Raqqa's eastern countryside, and to separate Raqqa city from ISIL forces in Deir ez-Zor, though operations in the west and north would continue simultaneously.
In early February 2017, US-led coalition airstrikes destroyed much of the Deir ez-Zor-Raqqa highway, reducing it to a single-file gravel road in some spots, with the SDF patrolling other areas with minefields, in order toprevent ISIL from reinforcing Raqqa city.
On 24 July 2017,the IRPGF announced from Raqqa City the formation of The Queer Insurrection and Liberation Army(TQILA), along with a statement explaining the purposes of its formation in which the response to persecution of LGBT persons by ISIL is highlighted as one of the main motivations of the group.
On the same day the SDF captured two villages from ISIL to the north of Deir ez-Zor and came within 6 kilometres(3.7 mi)of the northeast of Raqqa, while the Russian Air Force conducted airstrikes on ISIL forces in Raqqa city for the second time since its entry into the war.
On 29 March,the SDF cut the road between al-Thawrah(Tabqa) city and Raqqa.
It is an archaeological site situated southwest of the city of Raqqa and the Euphrates.
By 6 March, the rebels had captured the city of Raqqa, effectively making it the first provincial capital to be lost by the Assad government.
On 17 September,Syrian warplanes carried out a wave of airstrikes in the ISIL-held city of Raqqa with Russian weapons supplied by Russian Armed Forces.
Most historians accept the accounts of Albert of Aachen and Fulcher of Chartres,who located the battle on the plain(planitie) opposite the city of Raqqa, Raqqa being about two days away from Harran.
Coming from Brittany[1], Kendal Breizh joined the YPG andparticipated in the liberation of the city of Raqqa and the region of Deir ez-Zor from the YPG International battalion.
The ISIL is based in Syria,where it lays siege to the city of Raqqa, the only city whose population was unable to participate in the June 3rd presidential election together with the Syrians residing in France and Germany.
It covers the period from the Battle of Manbij(summer 2016) to the liberation of the city of Raqqa that marked the destruction of the Islamic Caliphate(October 15, 2017) and the elections of December 2, 2017.