The phrase "armed incursion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a military or aggressive entry into a territory, often implying the use of weapons.
Example: "The country faced an armed incursion from its neighboring state, leading to heightened tensions and calls for diplomatic intervention."
Alternatives: "military invasion" or "hostile entry".
So one side loudly condemns Russia for its armed incursion into Crimea, thereby violating Ukrainian sovereignty.
On September 12th and 13th, when an Israeli armed incursion into the West Bank town of Jenin left at least 12 Palestinians dead, America's media hardly noticed.
It was the year that Cannes prepared itself, spectacularly, for a terrorist attack by staging a full-dress armed incursion the week before.
Otherwise his path through the potential complexities of their relationship is straightforward, and despite grief, heroism and armed incursion, without much surprise.
An armed incursion by Islamic militants a year ago into the neighboring republic of Dagestan led to the current Russian military crackdown in Chechnya.
I asked him if he was uncomfortable with how he took up office, on the back of an armed incursion led by masked men.
There was talk of mass rape, armed incursions from the north, even a resumption of full-scale civil war.
Armed incursions from Darfur are frequent across the porous border, endangering humanitarian convoys on the 11-hour drive from the nearest gravel road.
Hamas, the main Islamist movement, said it would halt its suicide operations against civilians only in return for guarantees that Israel would halt armed incursions into Palestinian areas, and the assassination of Hamas militants.
Armed incursions across the southwest spiked, and Phoenix collapsed into mayhem and anarchy.
Although Operation Backstop was within the UNPROFOR mandate (since the peacekeepers were authorised to use force to prevent armed incursions into the UNPAs), Croatian authorities resented the operation.
