Sentence examples for stationed troops from inspiring English sources

During his visit, an avalanche at the Siachen glacier, where India and Pakistan have stationed troops, killed over 130 Pakistanis.

The Lebanese Forces militia had received training and arms from Israel, which had stationed troops near the camps.

Indeed, it claims that Luisita is a dangerous hotbed of militancy, and has stationed troops in all ten of its villages.

In 2001, he said that if Egypt stationed troops in the Sinai, Israel should respond "strongly," by, say, bombing the Aswan Dam, on the Nile.

After all, he has stationed troops along the Afghan border to help cut off Al Qaeda escape routes, and he has detained several Al Qaeda sympathizers.

He stationed troops along Ukraine's borders, hinting that he might invade to "protect" the region's Russian speakers if Ukrainian troops tried to restore order.

"We now ask why the United States is stationing troops in Korea and demand their withdrawal".

In the 1880s the French began to expand northward in Vietnam, stationing troops in Hanoi and Haiphong.

When conservative Korean soldiers tried to restore the Taewŏn-gun, the Qing used it as a pretext for stationing troops in Korea.

Today, Syria has regained much of its hegemony in the country — this time without the cost of stationing troops — and is again at the center of regional politics.

Permanently stationing troops in such an inhospitable area and keeping them supplied with even simple requirements such as food has been enormously expensive for both India and Pakistan.