Sentence examples for station soviet from inspiring English sources

After signing the German Soviet Treaty of Friendship, Cooperation and Demarcation, the Soviet Union forced the Baltic countries Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania to allow it to station Soviet troops in their countries under pacts of "mutual assistance".

In 1969, with development running late for the large spacecraft that was to ferry crews and supplies to the station, Soviet officials decided to accelerate the program by employing the Soyuz spacecraft that had been developed during the failed attempt to win the Moon race.

Huge lines at Belorussky station made Soviet nostalgists misty eyed.

After the station opened, Soviet protests persisted.

In early October Moscow demanded that all three Baltic states sign pacts of mutual assistance that allowed the stationing of Soviet garrisons on their territory.

One is the completion of two nuclear power stations of Soviet design needed to replace the electrical output of Chernobyl, the troubled nuclear plant that Mr. Kuchma shut down in December.

France began regular transmissions from the Eiffel Tower in 1922, and the first Soviet station commenced broadcasts from Moscow in the same year.

Since the fall of Communism, the council has become, in effect, the first way station for former Soviet bloc nations aspiring to join a web of Western alliances.

In the late 1970s, controversy arose in Cyprus over the reported use of Akrotiri by the United States as a station for monitoring Soviet activities.

Further east, Russian troops are stationed in former Soviet Central Asia to help fight Islamic insurgencies.

The founders of Echo, including Sergei Buntman, Sergei Korzun, and Yuri Fedutinov, were radio professionals who had spent their twenties working on various Soviet stations and, when they had the chance to go abroad, studying the way things were done in the West.