Militias in a sentence

Iraqi militias and their supporters had completely withdrawn from the massive U.S. embassy complex in Baghdad by Wednesday evening after Iraq's government asked them to leave and an umbrella group of state-allied militias called for the withdrawal.

Trump as part of the cause of the thwarted kidnapping plot by right-wing militias, which the FBI described as an act of domestic terrorism, saying he has repeatedly encouraged right-wing hate groups and armed militias.

In a relevant context, Qasad and Asayish militias continue their aggressive acts against the locals and arrest youths at the roadblocks on the roads and the neighborhoods to take them to the militias’ camps in the areas controlled by them.

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The Constitution does not say that individuals have the right to bear arms; simply that the States have the right to form organized militias (not mobs who style themselves 'militias'.

As a result, some Patriots created their own militias that excluded the Loyalists and then sought to stock independent armories for their militias.

The persecutions of the German governments and militias worsened in the late 1930s when Hitler was in power, and the Poles in Warmia were subject to harsh persecution by German authorities and militias, such as attacks on schools and centers.

This was mainly between the factions that were in conflict during the civil war, with loyalties divided between Muslim and leftist militias from one side and Christian militias from the other.

A Defense Department official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to speak freely with the media, said Friday that there were three attacks by Iran-backed militias on U.S. facilities in Iraq and Syria.

After the militias took items of value, civilians would pick apart the rest: furniture, tables, books, even the roofs of buildings.

Almadaoji proposed plot to start a conflict within the United States by inciting violence between the federal government and anti-government militias.

Another, lesser-noted part of the agreement—the continuation, and possible deepening, of a fragile cease-fire in Yemen, where Iraqi- and Saudi-backed militias have been waging a deadly civil war—is an unequivocally positive step.

A Saudi-led military coalition intervened in Yemen’s conflict in 2015, months after the Iran-backed Houthi militias seized the capital of Sanaa in 2014, forcing the internationally recognized government into exile in Saudi Arabia.

Bakhmut has suffered the heaviest fighting over the past few months, with tens of thousands of Russian soldiers, mercenary fighters and pro-Russian militias mobilised to capture it.

Entire villages and neighbourhoods there have been destroyed, civilians buried in mass graves and officials assassinated for their ethnic background by the RSF and allied Arab militias.

Footage appears to show low-flying Russian Su-34s dropping bombs on anti-Putin militias and missing the target, says reportbusinessinsider.

Fr. Elvis Mbangsi sustained fractures when the militias, suspected to be separatist fighters in Cameroon, shot him in both legs and the left hand in the Tuesday, September 26 incident.

He believes his brother may have been targeted by local militias, or perhaps he tried to get to Europe.

He said, it is also important for the armed forces and the local militias to establish bases in the liberated areas to avoid the loss of those areas once again.

His forces have been supported by clan militias, African Union troops, and the United States.