Sentence examples for armed aided from inspiring English sources

Tehran has armed, aided, and abetted some of the region's most notorious militias (as well as a used-car salesman from Corpus Christi, Texas, who was convicted, last year, of a bizarre plot to assassinate the Saudi Ambassador in Washington).

Starting in early 1961, a time when the Eisenhower administration (just leaving then) considered Laos one of the most important foreign policy priorities, the U.S. -- mostly through the CIA -- armed, aided, and trained tens of thousands of anti-communist fighters in Laos.

With the new authorities in Kiev slow to offer real concessions to the Russian-speaking east, and even slower to realise the threat of what was being sown there, the uprising took on a life of its own, as civilians took up arms, aided by "volunteers" from Russia.

Iran has armed and aided our enemies--including Al Qaeda--and threatened our allies, and has gotten away with it.

In pursuit of this, Sunni militants in Iraq, and later Syria were armed and aided by a Saudi-led alliance with express Western endorsement.

In both cases, they played to bloody and unsatisfactory stalemates against anti-communist guerrillas being armed and aided by highly organised South African Defence Force units.

The military is already in control of Ambon but has lost much of its peacekeeping function as soldiers have turned against each other according to their religions, arming, aiding and sometimes apparently leading the local fighters.

Luttrell and several other Navy SEAL veterans acted as technical advisors, while multiple branches of the United States Armed Forces aided the film's production.

Britain is arming and aiding a fundamentalist dictatorship that's bombing and killing civilians.

Skeptics warn that Tehran may use the funds to arm or aid its allies, including Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, Lebanon's Hezbollah, Palestinian Hamas, Yemen's Houthis, or assorted Shiite militias across the region.

Most people see soldiers as little more than armed development-aid workers, who expend goodwill and good works, but do not get harmed.