The phrase "armed incursions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe military or aggressive entries into a territory or area, typically involving the use of weapons.
Example: "The country faced several armed incursions along its border, prompting a response from the military."
Alternatives: "military invasions" or "hostile entries".
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.
Rep. Tom Tancredo (R-Colo)., a leading anti-illegal immigration lawmaker, called this week for U.S. troops to be deployed along the border to counter armed incursions.
He called on Lebanon to send its army to the border with Israel and "end armed Hezbollah militia incursions".
He asked Syria, whose domination of Lebanon gives it ultimate control over Hezbollah, to crack down on the group and called on Lebanon to send its army to the border with Israel to "end armed Hezbollah militia incursions".
The campaign against the Anglo-Irish Agreement of 1985, which solidified the principle of consent regarding Northern Ireland's constitutional position, saw Paisley share platforms with people who imported arms for loyalist groups from South Africa, and deputy leader Peter Robinson, a future First Minister, was arrested in a bizarre armed incursion across the border into the Republic.
Such antiquated policy in the treatment of our neighbours stands in disproportionate contrast to the "unintended" incursions of naval ships, armed to the teeth with every piece of radar and satellite equipment under the sun, who have suffered no cost or damage as a result of their action.
Armed Mexican government personnel made unauthorized incursions into the United States five times in the last three months of 2005, including one incident last month in Southern California, according to confidential Department of Homeland Security records.
