Examples of using Whose troops in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Whose troops are stronger?
All these 68 cannons belonged to different European countries, whose troops were part of Napoleon's army.
Whose troops are the stronger?
A separate section shows captured guns from different European countries whose troops were part of Napoleon's army.
The general whose troops are united around one common objective.
A great deal of resentment and frustration arose in the participating countries,especially in those whose troops had been in contact with the most outrageous situations;
The emirs whose troops were besieging Alamut and Lamassar promptly dispersed to their home cities, leaving the Assassins to celebrate another unexpected triumph.
On the other hand,Canada is a valued ally whose troops have fought and died beside Americans in Afghanistan.
For years, the Netherlands has blocked Serbia's EU accession process because of the country's failure to arrest Ratko Mladic,the Bosnian Serb general whose troops carried out the Srebrenica massacre.
On Thursday he visited the Yokota Air Base in Japan, whose troops likely be among the front line in a military confrontation with North Korea.
The American presence in Syria will generate a military resistance which will exact losses among the Americans, andconsequently force them to leave," said Assad, whose troops are backed by Russian forces.
In the Russian movie Kretschmann plays the role of Hauptmann Peter Khan, whose troops try to remove a dozen Soviet soldiers from a house they are desperately defending.
But the United Kingdom, whose troops advanced towards Greece at the same time, stated that the withdrawal of Bulgarian troops from all occupied territories was a precondition for a ceasefire agreement with Bulgaria.
As Poroshenko was visiting Israel, another memorial was being erected in Kiev for Symon Petliura, whose troops are linked to pogroms that killed as many as 50,000 Jews after World War I.
While he hoped to avoid a costly assault against the American army, whose troops were entrenched among the northern Manhattan hills, his prospects of gaining ground on and encircling the Continentals without massive losses actually proved impractical.
Earlier this month, RFE reported on National Police leadership admiring Stepan Bandera-a Nazi collaborator and Fascist whose troops participated in the Holocaust-on social media.
The first shots of the Balkan wars were fired by the Montenegrins, whose troops soon pushed deep into Sandzak, half of which remains in Montenegro and then into Kosovo.
It noted ceremonies, gestures and legislation venerating leaders of the UPA andOUN militias, who fought alongside Nazi Germany during World War II and whose troops participated in atrocities against Jews and other victims.
The Babylonian king Nebuchadnezzar II(605-562 BC)to fight against the main enemy- Assyria, whose troops twice destroyed the capital of the state of Babylon, signed a military Alliance with Cyaxares, king of the Medes.
But it's a government brought to power by military coup last year,not one elected by Malians- and whose troops are now trading atrocities and human rights abuses with the rebels.
A great deal of resentment and frustration arose in the participating countries,especially in those whose troops had been in contact with the most outrageous situations; for instance(and not exclusively).
At least 60 people- including six children- were killed andmore than 1,300 were injured on Monday in the Palestinian enclave occupied by Israel, whose troops fired live ammunition, rubber bullets and tear gas at protesters assembling along the perimeter fence.
The Russian troops, whose gas masks were as good as useless, seemed doomed to die.
One version says Putin would promise to withdraw the Russian troops whose presence he denies from eastern Ukraine.
Because Moesia was a frontier region,the area had to be garrisoned by Roman troops, whose legionary camps were built along the Danube River.
Two bags containing $6.6 million in cash were gone as well,into the pockets of a local general whose loyal troops oversee much of the nearby mining operations.
South Korea provided around$ 830 million last year,which covers about 40 percent of the cost of deploying 28,500 US troops whose presence is expected to deter North Korea's aggression.
Just few days earlier Israel delivered a nuclear strike against sovereign Syria on whose territory there were Russian troops invited by the legitimate government of that country.
Ideally, the use of the additional troops to support the Iraqi forces while other troops-- whose tours will be extended at least three months in order to maintain the overall increase in numbers-- work to secure volatile areas could lead to an eventual withdrawal of U.S. forces.
Given the conflict that Russia has conducted against Ukraine, Western leaders could not sit in a reviewing stand on Red Square andwatch parading Russian troops, whose comrades had so recently waged- and might continue to wage- war in eastern Ukraine, just 500 miles to the south.