Examples of using Whose troops in English and their translations into Russian
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This caused alarm to the British, most of whose troops were with Clive in Bengal.
Ukraine, whose troops have served in UNIFIL since July 2000, will withdraw its engineering and demining unit.
Much less successful was the participation of Konrad I, whose troops unsuccessfully besieged Kalisz.
This met with disapproval of the Emperor Charles V, whose troops occupied Lippe in the course of the Schmalkaldic War(1546-1547) and after the defeat of the Protestant side in 1548, began implementing the Augsburg Interim.
It is a day to honour our founders-- the allied nations whose troops fought and died to defeat Naziism.
In the wake of the armistice those countries whose troops had joined the United States of America in the Korean war had withdrawn their forces from South Korea, where only United States forces currently remained under the label of"United Nations forces.
Lockhart calls off the extraction andgives the safe house's location to Javadi, whose troops go there, albeit with orders to leave Carrie.
An informal consultations mechanism should be established to enable countries whose troops were participating in peace-keeping operations to make statements in the Council at crucial moments, for example, when a mandate was being extended or broadened.
Subordinating the tribes and some EMI, the Swedes believed in a quick andeasy victory over the Russians, whose troops had been defeated by the Mongols.
It is also alleged that Rwanda has provided material support to the RCD-Goma(whose troops have the same uniforms and equipment as those of RDF) and has allowed transit of RCD-Goma troops to facilitate troop movements between Goma and Bukavu.
The military situation is progressively improving,thanks to the training and equipping of a first Mixed Intervention Battalion(BMIA), whose troops on the ground are already operational.
The Council had to carefully maneuver between the Germans, whose troops were present in Lithuania, and the demands of the Lithuanian people.
The Republic of Croatia and all its citizens, especially the population of the Croatian Danubian region, including the persons expelled from it,owe a debt of gratitude to UNTAES and all the States whose troops have participated in this highly successful operation.
After only three months,with the apparent approval of Julius Nyerere, whose troops still controlled Kampala, Lule was forcibly removed from office and exiled.
Among the FARDC commanders reportedly responsible for zones in which the killings have occurred are: Lieutenant Colonel Alphonse Ngabo of the 213rd Brigade, Lieutenant Colonel Salongo Ndekezi of Sector 21, andColonel Innocent Kayina of Sector 22, whose troops were reportedly sent to reinforce Sector 21.
Clement also feared the wrath of Catherine's nephew, Holy Roman Emperor Charles V, whose troops earlier that year had sacked Rome and briefly taken the Pope prisoner.
His superior in Zagreb, the Force Commander, assessed that there was a considerable likelihood that the Serbs would indeed fire upon the helicopters, andthus sought the views of the Member States whose troops or air assets would be required to conduct the operation.
In that regard, Senegal welcomes the rapid andresponsible response of France, the presence of whose troops in Côte d'Ivoire, with the agreement of the parties, helped to avoid a tragedy and preserve the still fragile chances for peace.
Since the Security Council and the Secretary-General of the United Nations were unable to carry out such an operation, the peacemaking mission was undertaken by the Commonwealth of Independent States,in large measure by the Russian Federation, whose troops have been deployed in and near the conflict zone for the past six months.
In the Application, Cameroon refers to"an aggression by the Federal Republic of Nigeria, whose troops are occupying several Cameroonian localities on the Bakassi peninsula", resulting"in great prejudice to the Republic of Cameroon", and requests the Court to adjudge and declare.
Here and now I can confirm the readiness of my country to join the roster of United Nations Member States whose troops participate in international peace endeavours.
In accordance with Article 44 of the Charter, those States members of the core group whose troops will be likely to carry out the necessary use of force will be invited to sit in the Council during its meetings, including the Council's informal consultations on the subject.
The growing complexity of peacekeeping mandates required greater coordination between the Security Council, the Department of Peacekeeping Operations andtroop-contributing countries to ensure that the countries whose troops were responsible for implementation on the ground could voice their opinions on mandate design, implementation and renewal.
I have the honour to inform you that my country has been the victim of armed aggression by Ecuador, whose troops committed an incursion into Peruvian territory in violation of the border definitively established by the Río de Janeiro Protocol of 1942 and the Arbitral Award of Braz Diaz de Aguiar.
Her delegation expressed appreciation to the commander and the members of the Mission, andalso to the countries whose troops were in Kuwait, and undertook to cooperate with them in resolving all problems.
Four major concerns had emerged:inappropriate behaviour by peacekeepers; the exclusion of poor countries whose troops were not self-sustaining; delays in reimbursements for troops and equipment costs; and, most importantly, the appointment of senior officials from developed nations, while poor nations did the dangerous work.
Mr. Jabbour referred to the recent event in France to mark the honouring by the Government of France of several African States whose troops contributed to the liberation of France from Nazi Germany at the end of the Second World War.
In a previous report, the Monitoring Group reported thatEritrea had supported George Athor Deng, the now deceased commander of the South Sudanese rebels, whose troops were the recipients of the type-69 rocket-propelled grenades see S/2011/433, paras. 331 and 332.
When consulted by the Secretary-General of OAU, on 11 May 1994 at Pretoria,about Senegal's willingness to participate in a possible expansion of UNAMIR, whose troops had meanwhile been considerably reduced by the United Nations, President Abdou Diouf reacted positively.
Under these conditions, the Syrian Kurds supported by their fellow tribesmen from Iraq inflicted a series of major defeats of Islamist International, whose troops suffered heavy losses and were forced to retreat into Iraqi territory, inhabited mostly by Sunnis, and joined the"Islamic state.".