Significados de intervene militarily en inglés

Kudrin added that Moscow should not intervene militarily in eastern Ukraine.

Their pleas for Russia to intervene militarily have been ignored.

West African leaders were quick to decide to intervene militarily to oust the defeated president.

Analysts have warned any move by China to intervene militarily in Hong Kong will backfire.

The global debate provoked by these pictures ended in a considered decision not to intervene militarily.

He also criticised the US response to Isis oil exports in Libya, suggesting he would intervene militarily.

In August, Morawiecki said Russia should not intervene militarily in Belarus under the pretence of restoring order there.

Ankara and Tehran, trading partners of landlocked Iraqi Kurdistan, are threatening retaliation, fueling fears they could intervene militarily.

Ecowas is in fact the first regional security organisation to intervene militarily in an internal conflict in the region.

He also told Burns that the Pakistani military was unhappy with Zardari, but was not inclined to intervene militarily.

NATO leaders have said the alliance has no plans to intervene militarily in Ukraine, which is not a NATO member.

Still, the plight of the Yazidis, which prompted a reluctant Obama to intervene militarily in Iraq last week, remains acute.

The United States and European powers have also shown no desire to intervene militarily, despite much hand-wringing over the bloodshed.

The next day, Russia's parliament approves Putin's request to intervene militarily in Ukraine, to "protect the ethnic Russian minority".

He demonstrated in Libya and Ivory Coast that he was ready to intervene militarily if necessary to support democracy or prevent massacres.

Mr Obama suggested that the US should intervene militarily elsewhere to prevent genocide even if no American national security interest was at stake.