Examples of using Peshmerga in English and their translations into Serbian
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The Peshmerga, OK?
Julien, that's fine. The Peshmerga.
In August 2014, the Peshmerga were the only security force in the region.
No, no, no. Julien,it's the Peshmerga.
It has to be emphasised that Peshmerga were the only security force in the region in August 2014.
Her track, called“Revolution,” is a tribute to the ethnically Kurdish soldiers known as peshmerga who are fighting against ISIS.
In 2003 during the Iraq War, peshmerga are said to have played a key role in the mission to capture Saddam Hussein.
According to local media, about 30,000 Iraqi soldiers and4,000 Kurdish Peshmerga fighters are taking part in the operation.
Peshmerga, the local police, and Asayîş security forces tracked down a group of 70 people and destroyed the group's active part.
However, as Daesh attacked Sinjar, the Peshmerga allegedly did not protect the Yazidis.
Liberation of Mosul has become possible thanks to the courage and persistence of the Iraqi military,people's militias and Kurdish Peshmerga units.
It was from this hilltop at Gwer that the Peshmerga launched their first offensive against IS in August 2014.
While the Peshmerga are prepared for battle, the Iraqi army isn't, even though they have the most modern weapons and are well-equipped.
Muhandis previously discussed operational details with the Peshmerga, and there was full coordination with both Iran and Turkey;
Militants, including five Peshmerga soldiers, were killed at Iraq's Sinjar Mountains, and more than 20 YPG and YPJ fighters were killed on Syria's Mount Karakoc.
There is now a vast area of no man's land in northern Iraq between Kurdish Peshmerga security forces and their Iraqi counterparts.
Kavout's father was a Peshmerga- a Kurdish fighter- and we were in Kurdistan to visit the places he talks about in tales of his family's struggles during Saddam Hussein's persecution of the Kurds.
There is now a vast area of no man's land in northern Iraq between Kurdish Peshmerga security forces and their Iraqi counterparts.
The Peshmerga became the de facto army of Iraqi Kurdistan and Turkish sources claim many of its weapons found their way into the hands of other Kurdish groups such as the PKK and the PJAK(a PKK offshoot which operates in Iranian Kurdistan).
Together with the Western coalition,Kurdish Peshmerga, Iraqi forces, and also Shiite militias are actively participating in the operation.
Elite Iraqi troops, known as the“Golden Division”, are the only brigades to have entered Mosul from the east, with Iraqi army,federal police and Kurdish Peshmerga units surrounding the city to the north and south.
There is no such agreement with the Shiite militia, as Peshmerga is nervous over the Shiite militias which are advancing from the south and could make problems in the Kurdish areas.
In the first case, Syrian andRussian forces are carrying out an operation, while in the second one, an international coalition headed by Iraqi forces and Peshmerga(in fact, the army of the autonomous region of Iraqi Kurdistan) is in charge.
As word spread that the Peshmerga had left their checkpoints, a few ad hoc groups of lightly armed, local Yazidi men mounted a very limited defense of some villages, such as Girzerik and Siba Sheikh Khedir, in an attempt to give their families and neighbors more time to escape.
The US is situationally acting together with the Iraqi forces and Peshmerga, providing aid in the field of intelligence, training, and equipment.
As word spread that the Peshmerga had left their checkpoints, a few ad hoc groups of lightly armed, local Yazidi men mounted a very limited defence of some villages, such as Girzerik and Siba Sheikh Khedir, in an attempt to give their families and neighbours more time to escape.
There is now a vast area of no man's land in northern Iraq between Kurdish Peshmerga security forces and Islamic State'getting stronger again in Iraq' their Iraqi counterparts.
The consistent political support for an Iraqi Kurdistan provided by Israel has recently been empathized by the commander the elite paramilitary Peshmerga unit known as Black Tiger, General Sirwan Barzani, the nephew of the long-time leader of the Iraqi Kurds- Masoud Barzani.
It was an event that is historically separate from the OperationAnfal(the 1986-1989 campaign conducted by Saddam Hussein's regime's in order to terrorize the Kurdish rural population and end the peshmerga rebellions by brutal means), as the Iranian troops allied to the rebels were also involved in the Halabja events.