Examples of using Whose troops in English and their translations into Indonesian
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Whose troops do you propose as a decoy, commander?
A male goat also, And a king whose troops are with him.
Louis Brière de l'Isle, whose troops had been beaten to the punch at Bac Ninh by de Négrier's, was Mann Mann màn màn,'Slow!
Much less successful was the participation of Konrad I, whose troops unsuccessfully besieged Kalisz.
This meant that the Germans, whose troops were already nearing Moscow, must also be close to possessing a primed nuclear weapon.
Defeated by the former allies,Bulgaria was attacked by Turkey, whose troops were ordered to immediately join the battle.
Rudskoy called on the US, whose troops are deployed in the al-Tanaf area, to secure humanitarian access to the Camp as soon as possible and facilitate the return of the displaced to their villages and towns and work to close their base in the area.
The Council had to carefully maneuver between the Germans, whose troops were present in Lithuania, and the demands of the Lithuanian people.
Mr. Sadr, whose troops fought bitter battles against the Americans during much of the Iraq war, said his group was pulling out because,“The participation of the so-called international alliance is to protect ISIS on the one hand, and to confiscate the achievements of the Iraqis on the other hand.”.
Later, he rebelled against the king whose troops occupied one of his castles, Tokaj before 27 May 1290.
On Monday, the Security Council said it supported Griffiths' diplomatic efforts but did not call on Saudi Arabia andthe United Arab Emirates, whose troops are backing Yemeni forces, to refrain from attacking Hodeida.
Israel has warned that it will not allow Iran, whose troops are backing Syrian President Bashar Assad, to establish a permanent military presence in Syria.
The surrender in Quneitra, in line with a deal was struck between rebels and pro-government forces,is a big victory for President Bashar al-Assad whose troops are close to reclaiming complete control of the country's south.
There was no immediate comment from the U.S., whose troops have been patrolling the town and the tense front line between Manbij and adjacent towns where Turkey-backed fighters were based.
Iran- together with Russia-is a key supporter of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, whose troops have been fighting rebel groups since 2011.
The Shabab, meaning"youth" in Arabic,emerged out of a bitter insurgency against Ethiopia, whose troops entered Somalia in a 2006 US-backed invasion to topple the Islamic Courts Union that was then controlling the capital Mogadishu.
Seven years into a war that has claimed hundreds of thousands of lives, Saudi Arabia and Iran now agree that the country's future cannotbe decided solely by the Assad regime, whose troops have regained the upper hand with massive support from Russia.
A former Spanish colony,it was annexed by Morocco on Halloween 1975, whose troops went on to wage a war against the Sahrawi liberation movement, known as the Polisario Front.
But as people began to appreciate how devastated Europe was and how aggressive Soviet communism was, Americans eventually decided to tax themselves a percent and a half of GDP every year for four years and send that money to Europe to help reconstruct these countries,including Germany and Italy, whose troops had just been killing Americans.
The group has also claimed responsibility for attacks in Djibouti and Uganda-two countries whose troops are part of a UN-mandated African Union peacekeeping mission in Somalia fighting al-Shabab.
Seven years into a war that has claimed hundreds of thousands of lives, Saudi Arabia and Iran now agree that the country's future can notbe decided exclusively by the Assad regime, whose troops have regained the upper hand with massive support from Russian Federation.
In November,the military attache of the US began to worry about the success of the"fanatics," 40% of whose troops were now equipped with excellent Mausers recuperated from the enemy.
The King of Sunda had his own reasons for greatdanger from the expansive Muslim Kingdom of Demak, whose troops threatened his second harbor town, Banten(west of Jakarta).
It remains a major security threat,with fighters frequently carrying out bombings in Somalia and neighboring Kenya, whose troops form part of the African Union-mandated peacekeeping force that helps defend the Somali government.