Enclave in a sentence

Damascus has also sharply criticized a Turkey-backed offensive against a Kurdish enclave in northwestern Syria, and left roads open for the movement of aid and people out of the Kurdish enclave.

A brief backstory for context because many assume the unrest in Yemen started when the Houthis emerged from their northern enclave, as mainstream media likes to claim, and sacked Sanaa in late 2014.

Airstrikes smashed entire city blocks to rubble in the tiny coastal enclave and left unknown numbers of bodies beneath mounds of debris.

A number of buildings have been impacted in the north, but the south of the enclave – where many civilians have taken refuge – was also hit.

An unexpected arts enclave, tiny Grand Marais, Minnesota, bursts with galleries, local shops and restaurants, and lake-filled getaways galore.

Arab Americans protested outside his district office in Paterson, home to Little Ramallah, the largest Palestinian American enclave in the country.

Armenians took control of the territory following a bloody war against Azerbaijan in the 1990s and established a separatist government in the enclave in 1994.

At least 560 Palestinians have been killed and 2,900 wounded in Israeli air strikes on the blockaded enclave since Saturday, said Gaza’s Health Ministry.

A whistle-stop tour sees them ride a hot-air balloon to take in the sights and visit the arty enclave of Užupis.

But it all crumbled before a withering Azerbaijani blitzkrieg last month, with the enclave’s leaders forced to surrender and announce the republic’s dissolution by the end of the year.

But on Monday, the director of Gaza’s water authority Munther Shublaq disputed that claim, telling CNN that water has not been supplied to the enclave.

CaSoBe also lends out bikes for leisurely pedaling within the enclave.

Diplomatic efforts have been underway to get aid into the enclave, which has endured unrelentingi bombing since the Oct. 7 attack onby Hamas militants that killed 1,300 people – the bloodiest single day in the state’s 75-year history.

Disguised as a horse, Doric is able to be among the soldiers who have tied up one of her friends, another member of the enclave.

During the meeting, the Jordanian monarch called for de-escalating the situation in Gaza and protecting civilians, stressing the urgent need for humanitarian corridors for relief aid into the besieged enclave.

Ethnic Armenian leaders have reported that those who remain in the Karabakh enclave are without food and shelter, sleeping in abandoned school buildings, basements or on the streets.

Gaza's besieged people had barely any communications with the outside world as Israeli jets dropped more bombs on the Hamas-ruled Palestinian enclave and military chiefs said a long-threatened ground offensive was gearing up.

Gaza’s electricity outage threatens to cripple the enclave’s life-support systems, from sea water desalination plants to food refrigeration and baby incubators in hospitals.

Golding said large hotels have adopted what he calls an “enclave model”, where guests enjoy their entire visit by staying within the hotel or going on tours organised by the hotel.

Gone are the formal banquets of saffron-stained, rose-scented languor — and the protein-bar and light-beer cravings of the American contractors who roamed the secure confines of Kabul’s Green Zone diplomatic enclave.