Sentence examples for foreign infiltrators from inspiring English sources

Until the new statement, the Assad government had insisted that the deaths were caused by foreign infiltrators bent on destabilizing Syria.

Officials maintain that the demonstrations and unrest in rebellious cities like Homs, Hama and Dara'a, all sites of brutal government crackdowns, are the work of foreign infiltrators.

They have also been conscious of the need to counter the official media's representation of the uprising as the work of armed gangs, Salafi extremists and foreign infiltrators.

"Far from being foreign infiltrators, the large majority of jihadist terrorists in the United States have been American citizens or legal residents," it reads.

The resistance, they insisted, consisted of a handful of dead-enders aided by a few foreign infiltrators -- and each lull in attacks brought pronouncements that the campaign against the insurgents had turned the corner.

While the mixture of loyalists to Saddam Hussein, foreign infiltrators and released criminals may not be able to build momentum over the long term, they have certainly built some in the past few weeks -- as demonstrated by the attack on the Rashid Hotel on Sunday and the apparently coordinated attacks on the Red Cross and police stations on Monday.

"Clearly all of this is meant to smear his character and to really incriminate him both as this sort of nasty foreign infiltrator who is in China, up to no good and who is not only causing an escalation in this kind of conflict but trying to profit from it".

They find the idea of alien infiltrators laughable.

They are instilling fear into the average Egyptians, fear from foreign invasion by spreading rumors of infiltrators and people with foreign agendas leading the revolution.

Ambassador Bashar Jaafari, the Syrian envoy, repeated the government's claim that the unrest at home was the work of as yet unidentified foreign agitators trying to undermine Syria's stability and that armed infiltrators were responsible for the shooting of protesters.

The tactics used to combat insider attacks, which threatened to derail the American-led training mission and the ultimate withdrawal of foreign troops, include embedding Afghan intelligence agents in military bases to ferret out infiltrators.