Examples of using Abdic in English and their translations into Russian
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Abdic and Pivic were on trial for a range of criminal activities.
These unauthorized flights took place in an area controlled by the Abdic forces.
In one reported case, the wife of a senior Abdic army official was interrogated several times in her home by members of the Fifth Corps.
Fighting between the Bosnian Government Fifth Corps andthe separatist forces of Mr. Fikret Abdic, supported by Krajina Serb forces, flared up again.
It would appear that Mr. Abdic did allow limited movement out of the area under his control, but only on payment to him of a levy.
In the Una-Sana canton in the north-west of the country,representatives from the party headed by Mr. Fikret Abdic have expressed fears for their security.
With their victory over the Abdic forces, the Government forces were able to concentrate their efforts on the remaining confrontation line with the Bosnian Serb forces.
The Security Council condemns the recent obstruction of humanitarian convoys destined for the Bihac area by the Croatian Serb and Abdic forces.
The Security Council endorses the protest that UNPROFOR has made to the Abdic forces and to the local Serb authorities in Knin, and its warning to the authorities in Pale.
The Special Rapporteur during his mission visited both parts of the pocket and met with government authorities in Bihac town(south)and with Mr. Abdic in Velika Kladusa north.
On 19 July, the"Krajina Serb" army("ARSK") and the forces loyal to Mr. Fikret Abdic launched offensives against the Bosnian Army V Corps in the Bihac pocket.
Intimidation based on political opinion remains frequent in the Bihac regionof north-west Bosnia and Herzegovina, where past supporters of the breakaway Abdic regime have been victims.
By mid-July, Krajina Serb forces andBosnian forces loyal to Mr. Fikret Abdic had launched a combined offensive against the Bosnian Government Army in the Bihac pocket.
The extremely serious humanitarian situation in thepocket is the result of both the fighting and the long-standing denial of access to UNHCR convoys by the Krajina Serb authorities in Knin and Mr. Abdic.
Immediately after his visit, the Special Rapporteur sent an urgent appeal to Mr. Abdic demanding the immediate release of all civilian detainees.
In a coordinated attack with the Fikret Abdic forces, Karadzic' forces employed intense small-arms and machine-gun fire, as well as 82 mm mortars, mainly against the town of Buzim.
In the Velika Kladusa area, supporters of Democratic People's Union(DNZ)leader Fikret Abdic are regularly targeted for harassment and abuse by SDA supporters.
The Special Rapporteur, who visited the region on 21 and 22 November 1996, has learned of numerous cases of apparent human rights abuses,including at least 30 bomb attacks against houses of Abdic supporters.
Obstruction from the Croatian Serbs and the Abdic forces continued for the passage of UNHCR convoys to the Bihac pocket, with virtually all supplies blocked since May 1994.
Since October 1994"Republic of Serb Krajina" forces have been engaged in the fighting in the Bihac pocket, along with Bosnian Serb forces andtroops of the"autonomous province of western Bosnia"- led by Mr. Fikret Abdic.
It has been confirmed,however, that at the same time another Abdic supporter held by the government forces was paraded naked in front of his mother and through the streets of Bihac town.
Another group of refugees, numbering approximately 21,000 and consisting largely of Bosnian Muslims from the former"Autonomous Province of Western Bosnia",led by Mr. Fikret Abdic, made its way north from Velika Kladusa into Croatia.
However, one international organization has reported that over half page of the Abdic supporters who have returned from the Kuplensko camp in Croatia have been subjected to some form of abuse.
A considerable number of reports have been received concerning actions of the 5th Corps of the Army of Bosnia and Herzegovina and of police loyal to the Government in Bihac,particularly prior to the military defeat of the forces of the so-called"autonomous province of western Bosnia", led by Mr. Abdic.
The Security Council endorses the protest that the United Nations Protection Force has made to the Abdic forces and to the local Serb authorities in Knin and its warning to the authorities in Pale.
In my last report, I provided information on the continuing situation of the Kupljensko refugee camp in the former Sector North, which at the time sheltered between 8,000 and 9,000 Muslim refugees from the Velika Kladusa region of north-west Bosnia and Herzegovina,mostly supporters of Mr. Fikret Abdic, in extremely difficult living conditions.
Bihac is also attacked periodically by forces owing allegiance toa Bosnian Muslim leader, Mr. Fikret Abdic, who is seeking autonomy for his region, and by the"Krajina Serbs" from the UNPAs in Croatia.
In Velika Kladusa, in canton 1(Bihac), returning Bosniac displaced persons have been routinely interrogated by local police controlled by the Democratic Action Party(SDA) concerning the activities of the Democratic Peoples' Union(DNZ) party, to which they belong andwhich is loyal to exiled former Bosniac Presidency member Fikret Abdic.
This counter-offensive from the south and east of the Bihac enclave was supported by shelling and air action by the so-called Krajina Serb forces,who also supported the Abdic forces, which advanced from the north and the west towards Velika Kladusa.
At the beginning of August, approximately 25,000 Bosnian Muslims loyal to Mr. Fikret Abdic, including women and children, fled to Croatia from the Velika Kladusa area of Bihac, in north-western Bosnia and Herzegovina, following the fall of that region to Bosnian government forces.