Examples of using Fighting continues in English and their translations into Arabic
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Fighting continues.
It's not good for anyone if fighting continues.
The fighting continues.
Meanwhile, despite a cease-fire, fighting continues in Angola.
Fighting continues in the city of Manbij.
MSF staff in Agok areprepared to respond to a further influx of wounded if the fighting continues.
The fighting continues, despite peace efforts.
In the Lower Shabelle, Bay area and the Galgadud also,inter-clan fighting continues to prevent United Nations agencies from operating.
Fighting continues on the southeast coast.".
The Special Rapporteur notes that sporadic fighting continues in areas in which the Ta ' ang Army and the Shan State Army-North operate.
Fighting continues as the dog army captures the eastern seaboard.
While Monrovia and some counties are accessible, fighting continues to impede access to other areas in the west and east of the country.
Fighting continues on a daily basis between opposing militias and parties.
As most of the refugees came from south-eastern Sierra Leone,where intense fighting continues, the pace of repatriation will be slower than initially envisaged.
Sporadic fighting continues in this area through 27 February.
Fighting continues at the western, central and northern fronts, as well as to the north of Kabul.
In addition to Monrovia, fighting continues between the two wings of ULIMO in Tubmanburg.
If the fighting continues, the winter will prove to be an awful disaster for the suffering people.
Mr. Francis(Australia): Australia is appalled that fighting continues in Bosnia and Herzegovina, adding further to the suffering of innocent civilian populations there.
Heavy fighting continues on Guadalcanal, now focused on Mount Austen in the west.
In Angola, the fighting continues with unprecedented intensity and ferocity.
Fighting continues between the forces of the Government of National Accord and ISIS operatives in a number of neighborhoods in the city of Sirte.
Inter- and intra-clan fighting continues to account for much of the violence in southern Somalia.
Meanwhile, fighting continues for control of strategic Gaddafi strongholds Sirte and Bani Walid.
At this writing, fighting continues in Pool, Brazzaville, Niari, Bouenza and Lékoumou.
In South Kivu, fighting continues between RCD-Goma troops and forces led by a former RCD-Goma officer, Commandant Patrick Masunzu.
If fighting continues, the number in need will be far greater and the gravity of their need far more severe than they were last winter.
However, if fighting continues in Kosovo and it is impossible for those now living outside to reach their homes, they may seek to reach Montenegro.
Intermittent fighting continues in Somalia, and the prevailing insecurity and violence continue to prevent the United Nations from implementing programmes in large areas of the country.
In this situation, fighting continues, with more death and destruction; attitudes become more polarized; and peoples and economies on both sides of the confrontation line undergo increasing deprivation.