Examples of using Both attacks in English and their translations into Slovak
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Both attacks were successful.
The Islamic State claimed both attacks.
Both attacks were unsuccessful.
Rebels said both attacks were repelled.
Both attacks occurred this week.
Hezbollah was responsible for both attacks.
Both attacks happened in the same place.
Hamas claimed responsibility for both attacks.
During both attacks civilians were killed.
The Taleban claimed responsibility for both attacks.
Both attacks occurred in asylum centers.
The identities of the gunmen in both attacks are not known.
Both attacks were claimed by the Islamic State.
The Norwegian national underarrest is believed to be responsible for both attacks.
Both attacks have been claimed by Islamic State.
Breivik surrendered to police on Utøya,and was soon charged with carrying out both attacks.
Both attacks were carried out by the Islamic State.
The Park Service said it is unknown if the same elk was responsible for both attacks.
Both attacks were repelled by government forces.
Ynet The FBI and Department of Justice said Monday that both attacks were in the planning stages and that there was no immediate threat to the public.
Both attacks were blamed on Islamic militants.
The investigation is continuing and all indications are that weapons used in both attacks came from Iran,” Al-Maliki said, adding they were now investigating“from where they were fired.”.
Both attacks were carried out by Islamic militants.
CastHack can be exploited over the internet, while Bishop Fox and his“deauth”attacks can be carried out within range of the Wi-Fi network- yet, both attacks let the hacker control what's displayed on the TV from the Chromecast, he said.
Both attacks were reportedly carried out by aircraft flying over Lebanese airspace.
Both attacks were claimed by the Islamic State(IS) group, whose activities in Syria and Iraq lured thousands of jihadists from Europe.
Speed of transition both attacking to defending shape and vice versa.