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Meanings of recognise government in anglès
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Usage of recognise government in anglès
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Libya's oil facilities had remained under the control of the recognised government.
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It intervened after the Houthis ousted the internationally- recognised government from power in the capital Sanaa.
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Fighting has raged for months in Marib, the last stronghold of the internationally recognised government.
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Egypt is a key supporter of Libya's internationally- recognised government.
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Aircraft from a Saudi-led coalition are bombing the rebels in support of the internationally recognised government.
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Aden is the temporary capital of Yemen's internationally recognised government in exile in neighbouring Saudi Arabia.
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Yemen's conflict pits the Iran-aligned Houthis against a Saudi-backed coalition trying to restore an internationally- recognised government.
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The Iran-allied Houthis have been fighting against Yemen's internationally- recognised government and a Saudi-led coalition since 2015.
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For weeks, it has witnessed intense fighting as forces loyal to the internationally- recognised government battle extremist groups.
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The BBC has been given rare access to the army that is allied to the internationally recognised government.
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That conflict pits a Saudi-led coalition backing the country's internationally recognised government against rebel forces backed by Iran.
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He backs the internationally recognised government in the East and the airstrikes conducted by his military have proved decisive.
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This takes the total count in areas under control of the internationally recognised government to 25 infections with five deaths.
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The recognised government, part of the so-called Dignity camp, insists that the takeover of Tripoli was an illegal coup d'etat.
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This takes the total count in areas under control of the internationally recognised government to 34 infections with seven deaths.
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But in a possible sign of progress, its main armed groups battling forces of the internationally recognised government declared a ceasefire.