Examples of using Ntaganda in English and their translations into Russian
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General Bosco Ntaganda 149.
Democratic Republic of the Congo:Mr. Bosco Ntaganda.
Bosco Ntaganda is currently the Chief of Staff of CNDP.
The Prosecutor v. Bosco Ntaganda.
In late February 2013, Ntaganda attempted to prepare an escape route towards Masisi.
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In the situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo:Mr. Bosco Ntaganda.
As his troops ran low on ammunition, Ntaganda fled into Rwanda.
The presidents of both M23 factions denied having collaborated with Ntaganda.
AI recommended arresting General Bosco Ntaganda and surrendering him to the ICC.
Demobilized Rwandan soldiers assisted Makenga's advance against Ntaganda.
Ntaganda owns the fuel station S. Pétrole Congo, near Goma airport.
Chunu told the Group that he would have to pay Ntaganda in gold for this.
Ntaganda has been indicted by the International Criminal Court for the illegal recruitment of children.
These allegations including alleged contacts with Bosco Ntaganda are not true.
Ntaganda used his network of contacts within Rwanda to support his own M23 faction.
According to traders,protection payments have been channelled to Ntaganda through Ringo.
Former M23 soldiers witnessed Ntaganda personally shoot war wounded with his pistol.
Two ex-CNDP FARDC officers explained that in addition, Ntaganda had a guard of.
Kisembo and Ntaganda were appointed to the rank of brigadier general by presidential decree.
The Group observed FARDC soldiers in several areas in which Ntaganda has business interests.
Ngaruye, a Ntaganda loyalist, organized the systematic looting of government offices and vehicles see.
In an interview with the Group, however, Runiga denied having forged an alliance with Ntaganda and said that he had not seen him since January 2012.
Ntaganda accused Makenga of receiving bribes from the Congolese delegation in Kampala to integrate into the Congolese army.
In separate interviews, Banza and Yav confirmed to the Group that they had learned of the CAMAC deal from Ntaganda shortly before the arrival of the Gulfstream jet in Goma.
On 26 March 2013, Bosco Ntaganda appeared before Pre-Trial Chamber II after his voluntary surrender to the Court.
Ntaganda controls the Mungwe and Fungamwaka mines, near Numbi, through the Great Lakes Mining Company, managed by Edson Musabarura.
M23 continues to be commanded by Gen. Bosco Ntaganda, a sanctioned individual who operates under the orders and guidance of Rwandan officials.
Former Ntaganda loyalists reported that Ntaganda had grown suspicious, fearing arrest, and increased his own protection.
Moreover, M23 has lost the support of leaders andcommunities that had supported Ntaganda in northern Rwanda and has stopped benefiting from the recruitment and financial networks that he established.
Strong disagreements between Ntaganda and Makenga concerning the management of M23 eventually led to a split and, subsequently, to open military confrontation.