Meanings of remote outposts in English

Five of Fiji's seven remote outposts in North Sinai have been closed.

We are not concerned about remote outposts or even important installations.

They are remote outposts, rare landfalls in vast oceans.

Militants stormed two remote outposts in eastern Nuristan province on Saturday, killing eight U.S. and two Afghan troops.

Often stationed in remote outposts, they suffer far higher casualties than the more mobile and better equipped Afghan army.

In Kunar, helicopters race to the remote outposts throughout the night, bringing the isolated troops food, water and ammunition.

Aid workers told Reuters international aid groups had already started pulling their foreign staff out of remote outposts following the kidnappings.

In October 2009, Taliban insurgents killed eight American soldiers after storming their remote outposts in the Kamdesh district of Nuristan province.

The headquarters in Gayari are the main gateway through which troops and supplies pass on their way to more remote outposts in the sector.

In spite of this, diplomats have taken on new roles in nation-building, staffing Provincial Reconstruction Teams in remote outposts and working in combat zones.

In these mostly remote outposts, the so-called Anusim or Marranos, Jews from Spain who fled the Inquisition and converted to Christianity, had found refuge.

Insurgents stormed remote outposts in eastern Afghanistan killing eight Americans in the deadliest battle in more than a year, the US military said this morning.