Sentence examples for frontline checkpoint from inspiring English sources

Related: Pro-Russian rebels in Donetsk keep on the attack as war of words intensifies "Of course we need training to revitalise the army, to reform and teach so it will be ready for combat," said the commander of a frontline checkpoint near Mariupol who would give only his call sign Cobra.

Within a few weeks they decided to move back to Sarajevo, breaking into the city through a secret tunnel that ran under the airport to avoid the frontline checkpoints.

At a checkpoint near the frontline of fighting between Kurds and Isis, a huddle of parents of the missing boys had gathered, having misunderstood rumours about returning students.

There's still an army checkpoint in the former frontline village of Omanthai, where we had to show our Ministry of Defence permission to visit the north.

Thursday's incident took place at a checkpoint in the mid-western frontline, said Roh Jae-cheon, spokesman for South Korea's joint chiefs of staff.

By contrast, cross-border people in Thailand side exclude both frontline workers who regularly work at forest protection checkpoints along forestland borders and other major group of vigilant soldiers and border patrol police officers who are regularly positioned at different checkpoints along land borders between the countries.

On a quiet stretch of road flanked by the rolling hills of northern Nineveh province stands a checkpoint many fear could become the next frontline in a new conflict over age-old issues of land and power dividing Arabs and Kurds.

Along the western frontline, weary looking soldiers and battalion fighters are manning checkpoints in trench coats, while their comrades make tea and food over camp fires amid tents and frozen lines of washing.

My last trip to the frontline was at the beginning of April; I visited a checkpoint at the eastern town of Brega.

Our new challenge is not to overshoot the ever-shifting frontline, which would put us in real danger of running into a Gaddafi checkpoint.

There were no rebels, no checkpoints, and we had no way of telling where the frontline was.