Examples of using Marehan in English and their translations into Russian
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Colonel Barre Hirale,Co-Chairman Darood: Marehan: Reer Dini.
Ali Matan was born into a Marehan Darod family in the Mudug Region of Somalia.
Ground forces have occupied several buildings along Marehan Road.
Along the road to Baidoa, members of the Marehan clan receive ammunition in return for protection.
El-Wak has been under the joint administration of the Garre and Marehan clans.
Following the destruction of the complainant's house, Marehan forces detained the complainant and his wife.
He hailed from the Sacad Habar Gidir clan, and his mother,Marera Dini was from the Marehan clan.
The dead man was identified as a Marehan and the other two were an Ogden and a Khulbante who were drinking tea when the incident occurred.
Khalid bin Walid Forces: Khalid bin Walid Forces is a principally Marehan clan militia based in Kismayo.
By 5 August 1998, however, the Marehan clan appeared to have settled the rift between Al-Itihad and General Omar Haji Mohamed"Masale.
There is no evidence, whatever the past situation, of current threats from the Marehan clan or Aideed's forces.
In Gedo region, following fierce fighting in May among Marehan sub-clans(S/2002/709, para. 13), peace talks started at Dollo, Somalia, in July.
Spoilers broadly aligned with the Federal Government include Hawiye/Habar Gedir/Ayr warlords andtheir allies in the Darod/Marehan network of Barre Hiiraale.
In Galgudud region, sporadic fighting around Heraale village between the Marehan and Dir clans(see S/2004/115, para. 26) has continued. On 29 February, 12 people were killed and 29 wounded.
Efforts towards the reconciliation of clans in the north-west in Erigavo also have been supported by UNOSOM II. The Gedo region is inhabited by both Rahaweyn and Marehan clans.
This deployment was alsocoordinated by Barra Aden Shire Hiiraale, the former Darod/Marehan warlord and JVA militia leader now allied to the Federal Government.
In mid-May, fighting broke out between Marehan sub-clans in Gedo and continued in Bulo Hawa, resulting in the death of several civilians and causing a large number of refugees to flee into Kenya.
In Kismayo, there have been numerous clashes between the Somali Patriotic Movement(Harti Clan) andthe Somali National Front(Marehan), in a confrontation that started in early 1997.
Eritrea's role in supporting the coalescing Hawiye/Habar Gidir/Ayr and Darod/ Marehan factions resonates with a broader Hawiye/Habar Gidir/Ayr and Darod/ Marehan alliance implicit in the former JVA.
The Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs facilitated several rounds of talks between Rahanwein Resistance Army factions,Dir and Marehan clans in Galguduud, and clans in Gedo region.
However, in Gedo, continued clashes between the Garre and Marehan prevented humanitarian organizations from reaching and providing assistance to the estimated 15,000 persons displaced by the fighting.
Among these were several meetings between the Hawadle and the Habr Gedir clans andan agreement-in-principle reached in Nairobi in September between the Marehan and the Habr Gedir clans in the central region.
Intermittent conflict between the Marehan and the Haber Gedir militia on the one hand, and the four Marehan factions competing for leadership on the other hand has contributed to an environment of anarchy.
The Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Transitional National Government accused Ethiopia of supporting one of the Marehan sub-clans and of actively participating in the fighting see S/2002/550; see also S/2002/570.
Upon the outbreak of clan violence in 1991, the complainant and his family resided in Baidoa, largely populated by Rahanwein, but controlled by Said Barre's brother-in-law,a member of the Marehan sub-clan of the Darod clan.
In this regard,the Monitoring Group has received information that Hiiraale has coordinated Darod/Marehan infiltration into Kismaayo with Hassan Galad, a Hawiye/Habar Gidir/Ayr former warlord once part of JVA.
Tensions remained high in the Lower Juba region, particularly in and around the strategic port city of Kismaayo, which is witnessing a continued power struggle between the leading Darod clans-- the Marehan and the Majerteen-- for control of the city.
In southern Somalia, members of the Darod clan family(Harti, Marehan and Absame) met in Kismayo from October to December 1995 in order to solve their long-standing problems that had led to major fighting in and around Kismayo on several occasions.
The Monitoring Group has received concrete evidence of continuing Eritrean support to MohamedWali Sheikh Ahmed Nuur, an Al-Shabaab-allied Darod/ Marehan clan leader who has been named as an agent of Eritrea in two of its previous reports.
A key broker between the Government-aligned Darod/Marehan forces and Darod/Marehan fighters within Al-Shabaab has been Abdurahman Filow(Darod/Marehan),a former subaltern of Hiiraale in JVA who eventually became a senior Al-Shabaab commander in Kismaayo before his expulsion by KDF and Ras Kamboni forces in September 2012.