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The draft also stipulates that the ministerofdefence must come from the armed forces.
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He was given the ministerofdefence title in the rebel-held eastern Ukrainian city of Donetsk.
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The Iraqi ministerofdefence Khaled al-Obeidi said earlier that nine soldiers died in the strike on Friday.
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They are in turn accountable to the ministerofdefence and military veterans of the Department of Defence.
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In 1999, Marshal Igor Sergeev, then ministerofdefence, admitted that Russia could not compete militarily with the west.
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The president has to be responsible for appointing the ministerofdefence, just like in the United States or France.
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Nonetheless Michael Heseltine, ministerofdefence in 1983, was absolutely determined to undermine CND by spying on and bugging activists.
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It does not indicate how the ministerofdefence could be sacked or who has the authority to fire him.
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A French soldier was killed on Thursday in a traffic accident in the capital, Kabul, the ministerofdefence said.
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Even the Croatian ministerofdefence, having happily avoided The Hague tribunal, was buried to the song 'Candle in the Wind'.
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The Malaysian ministerofdefence said on Twitter he had fallen ill due to the haze and warned Malaysians to stay indoors.
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He sacked the national security adviser and ministerofdefence last month and promised new tactics to fight terrorism but gave no details.
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Several of these elements are present in the trial of Gen Magnus Malan, the ministerofdefence during the last brutal phase of apartheid.
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The North Darfur operation follows a rare visit to Darfur by the ministerofdefence and the head of the intelligence services last week.
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He also holds the positions of prime minister , supreme commander of the armed forces, ministerofdefence, minister of finance and minister of foreign affairs.
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The ministerofdefence, Wayne Mapp, has relented and decided to pay the full costs of veterans wanting to attend Second World War anniversary celebrations.