Examples of using Libyan border in English and their translations into Serbian
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Matruh was 120 mi(190 km) east of the Libyan border.
Egypt: The oasis of Siwa near the Libyan border speaks a Berber language; according to Ethnologue, there are 5,000 speakers there(1995).
It is 240 km(150 mi) west of Alexandria and222 km from Sallum, on the main highway from the Nile Delta to the Libyan border.
The Siwa Oasis, close to the Libyan border and west of Qattara, is isolated from the rest of Egypt but has sustained life since ancient times.
Relations between these two countries help to establish relations also with the western Libyan border, where the Algerian forces are present.
Until the Franco-Axis Armistice of 22 June 1940,French divisions in Tunisia faced the Italian 5th Army on the western Libyan border.
Humanitarian organisations need urgent access now, said Amos,who was in areas of Tunisia along the Libyan border at the weekend. People are injured and dying and need help immediately.
So without really thinking about it, I flew to Cairo and then on to a small coastal town called Mersa Mutra,which is about 250 miles from the Libyan border.
French President Emmanuel Macron says EU leaders have agreed to reinforce external borders and support Libyan border forces as part of efforts to slow illegal and deadly migration.
Egypt's military said its fighter jets destroyed 15 all-terrain vehicles carrying weapons,explosives and“criminal elements” after they were detected getting ready to cross the Libyan border into Egypt.
Under this arrangement, CENTCOM's area of responsibility extends from the Libyan border with Egypt to Pakistan's border with India, and from Kazakhstan's border with Russia to Sudan.
Egypt's military said its jet fighters destroyed 15 all-terrain vehicles carrying weapons andexplosives along with“criminal elements” after they were detected getting ready to cross the Libyan border into Egypt.
Before dawn on 18 November, Eighth Army launched a surprise attack,advancing west from its base at Mersa Matruh and crossing the Libyan border near Fort Maddalena, some 50 miles(80 km) south of Sidi Omar, and then pushing to the north-west.
The new actions respond to the measures proposed under the Action plan to address the migratory flows along the Central Mediterranean Route andit aims at stepping up activities in support of the Libyan Border- and Coast Guards, to enhance their capacity to effectively manage the country's borders.
The 8th Army launched itssurprise attack before dawn on 18 November, advancing west from its base at Mersa Matruh and crossing the Libyan border near Fort Maddalena, some 50 miles(80 km) to the south of Sidi Omar, and then pushing to the north-west.
The Sudanese army said on Sunday it had killed the leader of the kidnappers andfive other gunmen in a gun battle near the Egyptian and Libyan border, but said the hostages were in Chad under the protection of 30 gunmen.