Examples of using Devastating war in English and their translations into Russian
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Devastating war of Zartha had raged on for 50 years.
It was by far the most devastating war in the world's history.
We knew that whatever its name, it was a terrible and devastating war.
A devastating war that lasted twenty years in the south of the land beloved of us all has ended.
Two families have physically survived a brief but devastating war in Abkhazia.
The devastating war between Ethiopia and Eritrea cost massive human life and severely damaged the economies of both countries.
The United Nations was born 60 years ago out of the ashes of a devastating war.
And let us pray we will be spared a devastating war that no one can win.
The Lao People's Democratic Republic has experienced a three-decades-long and devastating war.
The series is set many years after a devastating war, which killed 80% of the Earth's population.
The 25 July peace agreement promises finally to put an end to the very long, devastating war in Liberia.
The women of Ethiopia, having recently emerged from a prolonged and devastating war, were well aware of the importance of peace to their development and social equality.
For the first time since independence,Angolans can live without fear of a recurrent and devastating war.
In 1945, the founding fathers signed the Charter in San Francisco, in the aftermath of a devastating war, with the vision of establishing the foundations of a better and more peaceful world.
Now they must act before falsified intelligence lures America into an unpredictable and devastating war.
The signing of the Lusaka Protocol has brought Angola to the threshold of peace andformally ended the devastating war that has cost hundreds of thousands of lives over the last two decades.
As is well known, Lebanon has for the past few years embarked on a reconstruction plan following a protracted devastating war.
Regrettably, this invasion of the Democratic Republic of the Congo has plunged that country into a devastating war, with serious security implications for the region as a whole.
The first half of the decade was marked by a battle for independence and the other half by the reconstruction of the country andits institutions after a bloody and devastating war.
The parties unanimously selected me to lead Liberia from a devastating war to conditions of peace.
These common values were the beacon of hope that the founding fathers of the United Nations wanted to establish in the aftermath of crimes against humanity and a devastating war.
Mr. Salim: Fifty years ago the world emerged from the ashes of a devastating war to found the United Nations.
The recent devastating war waged by Israel, the occupying Power in the Gaza Strip, which was still under blockade, constituted a grave violation of international humanitarian law.
The year 1995 marks the fiftieth anniversary of the end of the Second World War- the most devastating war ever witnessed by mankind.
On the date of its foundation the world was just emerging from a devastating war in which about 50 countries were involved, with a tragic balance of 50 million dead and profound trauma and destruction.
In the 1980s there was lack of respect for the constitutional State,serious violations of human rights, a devastating war in the hinterland of Suriname.
In 1950, the Korean peninsula was mired in a devastating war between the North and the South which ended with intervention from the United Nations and an armistice between the various parties in 1953, although to date, no peace treaty has been signed.
I urge the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the neighbouring countries to build regional mechanisms to resolve these issues peacefully and bring this devastating war to en end.
It was fifty years ago that the Asia-Pacific region saw the end of the Second World War, a devastating war that shattered the lives of tens of millions of people in this region.
We in Mozambique have recently benefited from the assistance of the United Nations,the Organization of African Unity(OAU) and the international community at large in putting an end to a devastating war.