Sentence examples for resumption of conflict from inspiring English sources

The situation only deteriorated after the resumption of conflict with Kurdish PKK fighters in July 2015.

The resumption of conflict in June last year has forced tens of thousands of people into refugee camps.

After the failure of bilateral talks and the resumption of conflict, the Saudi peace plan presented at an Arab summit in Beirut in March 2002 went back to a multi-lateral approach and in particular signalled a desire by the Arab world as a whole to put an end to this dispute.

Both countries worry that an overall downturn in EU-Russian relations, and a resumption of conflict over oil and natural gas transfers, would have a devastating impact on the entire region.

Statement UNICEF DR Congo KINSHASA/GOMA, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), 26 July , 2013–  The resumption of conflict between the national army and armed groups (the M23 and the ADF-Nalu) in North Kivu province is a direct risk to children in and around the areas where fighting is taking place.

When the current conflict between Israel and Hamas began, it looked much like a resumption of the conflict that has led to similarly tragic consequences in recent years.

With the resumption of armed conflict in the region, the British Foreign Office has warned against all but essential travel to south-eastern Turkey.

Disorder and a resumption of tribal conflict could recreate the very conditions that led the United States to intervene in Afghanistan after the attacks of Sept. 11.

For all the flaws of the ceasefire, it is probably more attractive to Kiev and European capitals than a full-blown resumption of a conflict that has already claimed over 5,000 lives in 10 months.

ON Monday, North Korea declared that it had nullified the 1953 armistice that ended the Korean War, a new level of bellicosity that raised, at least on paper, the potential for the resumption of armed conflict on the peninsula.

Although that deal was a clear victory for the Shiite militant group Hezbollah and its allies in the opposition, many Lebanese across the political spectrum have greeted it with relief and even joy, preferring a compromise at almost any cost to the resumption of a conflict that crippled the government and brought Lebanon to the brink of civil war.