The phrase "aid armed" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The organization aims to aid armed forces in their humanitarian efforts."
Alternatives: "assist military" or "support armed services".
He said the UK's strategy in the region was "comprehensive", including humanitarian aid, arming Kurdish fighters and cutting off IS funding.
I set up an Aids hotline and launched Project Aizhixing to meet the challenge of Aids armed with love and knowledge.
Two correspondents with Moscow-based Life Newhotelevision, werewere also detained, have remained in Ukrainian custody and faced accusations of aiding armed insurgents – a claim that Putin has dismissed as "rubbish and nonsense".
Other donors also contribute annually, with the US State Department's aid arm budgeting $30m for Tajikistan this year.
One partner in the program was Land O'Lakes International Development, the aid arm of the Minnesota butter company.
Mr Abu Rudeineh worries that the billboards recently erected hailing the accomplishments of America's aid arm, USAID, could soon look out of date.
For three years, Iran's aid, arms, and advisers have helped Syria's President, Bashar al-Assad, to beat back both secular rebels and Islamic extremists.
Officials here said easing the nuclear-related sanctions would also allow Washington to renew some forms of aid, arms sales and export credits.
The quest by prestigious colleges to attract more low- and middle-income students is turning into a financial aid arms race.
In his role heading the humanitarian aid arm of the coalition under Suhair Atassi, a coalition vice president and respected activist from Damascus, Mr. Hitto quickly came into close contact with American and other foreign officials.
