Sentence examples for foreign brigades from inspiring English sources

But there are military actions yet to come, focused on chasing down dispersed Taliban fighters and foreign brigades in hiding.

Even some mainstream commentators at the time compared the moral courage of the Brits in Bosnia to the foreign brigades in the Spanish Civil war sixty years before.

On 21 December 1801 the Legions were reorganized by the French government into three demi-brigades, with the Italian (First) Legion forming the core of the First and Second Foreign Demi-Brigades (1er and 2e Demi-Brigade Étrangère), and the Danube (Second) Legion, the Third Foreign Demi-Brigade (3e Demi-Brigade Étrangère).

With winds relatively still for a third day, and much help in place from foreign fire brigades, only one new death was reported, that of a herdsman near Zaharo on the Peloponnesian peninsula who had been missing for several days.

Reports abound of the Quds Forces, Iran's foreign operations brigades, being involved in summarily kidnapping Iraqis or offing them either directly or through local Shiite proxies.

Their supporters and social media department have been quick to paint ISIS and the muhajireen – foreign fighter brigades who are aligned with but not always part of ISIS – as misunderstood humanitarians who left their homes to fight for Syria.

When the students were done, some stayed and fought in a foreign Taliban brigade, much of which was taken prisoner this week.

The BBC's Richard Galpin met him in southern Turkey and began by asking how he had managed to link up with the foreign jihadist brigade after crossing the Turkish border into Syria.

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There is, for example, what amounts to an international brigade of foreign volunteers, led by a 22-year-old British student and including a French man and Greek woman.

The BBC has obtained an exclusive face-to-face interview with a 25-year-old student from France who travelled to Syria to fight as part of the biggest brigade of foreign jihadists.