Bresegard bei Picher was part of the area initially captured or occupied by American troops at the end of World War II . Bresegard was on the American side of the line of contact between American and Soviet forces.
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The line of contact between the equal in size opposing armies was roughly similar with the pre-1913 border between Bulgaria and Romania, that is why the two-day battle that occurred there is sometimes referred to as the Battle of the Old Frontier.
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Though the State Department had initially opposed sending Blackhawks to Colombia, largely because of the higher expense and maintenance costs involved, Colombia's national police chief, Gen . Rosso Jose Serrano, has set up direct lines of contact with the congressional committees controlling the pursestrings.
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He established line of contact with the rebel commanders and with the Chechen general Aslan Maskhadov and negotiated the prisoner exchange with him, using his level of culture, his political maturity, his language abilities, his Iranian origin as well as his fundamental knowledge of Russia.
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Sporadic fire continued throughout the night but no major engagements occurred after 10 p . m . The Regiment used artillery fire and some close air support between the end of active fighting and the arrival of the 1st Infantry Division at the line of contact.
46.
Despite the 1994 peace pact with the de facto Nagorno-Karabakh, Azerbaijani authorities continue firing on the Line of Contact but should instead start withdrawing snipers which would be CBMs . if Azerbaijan wished to return refugees and IDPs, it should follow the OSCE-Minsk Group to yield pay offs in a right away.
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There were also mujahedeen fighting for Azerbaijan against Armenia that were killing innocent civilians; further, they may not be aware of Azeri ISIS who, every now and again, appear on the border with NKO . If Azerbaijan wanted peace, then they should allow international observers on the Line of Contact to see who is responsible for ceasefire violations.
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The "'Line of Contact "'marked the farthest advance of Canadian, American, British and Soviet Armies into German controlled territory at the End of World War II in Europe . ( In general " Line of Contact " refers to the demarcation between any two armies, or more, and this contact can be between belligerent or between allied armies .)
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The "'Line of Contact "'marked the farthest advance of Canadian, American, British and Soviet Armies into German controlled territory at the End of World War II in Europe . ( In general " Line of Contact " refers to the demarcation between any two armies, or more, and this contact can be between belligerent or between allied armies .)
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On June 2, in response to the reported wounding of a Nerkin Karmirarghbyur resident by gunfire from Azerbaijan hours after a scheduled OSCE monitoring visit, OSCE monitoring officials conducted a unilateral field monitoring mission in the Tavush region to investigate recent incidents along the line of contact at the villages of Aygepar, Moses and Nerkin Karmiraghbyur, and make photographic and video records of the traces of the shelling.
