So if they then attempt to take action, they might be inadvertently carrying out an operation that crosses borders.
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"We need to understand if today the same conditions exist for carrying out an operation of this type," Vandelli said.
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"There is no economic reason ... This is called carrying out an operation against Turkey," Erdogan said, based on a translation.
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Afghan commandos, supported by U.S. Special forces and American and Afghan air power, have been carrying out an operation against the militants in Nangarhar.
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Turkey and Syrian rebels are carrying out an operation to push the jihadists from the border after an air strike on Thursday killed three Turkish soldiers.
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"Since the government said this place will be a new district, we haven't seen the government carrying out an operation to come and help our pain."
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The army was carrying out an operation against the separatist group, which is believed to have 2,000 guerrillas battling for an independent Greater Nagaland state carved out of India.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Local officials in southern France said on Wednesday that elite "RAID" police were carrying out an operation at a museum in Saint Raphael where a man was thought to be holed up.
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KABUL (Reuters) - A suicide attack hit the Afghan capital on Thursday, causing casualties among security personnel who had been carrying out an operation against illegal drugs and alcohol deals, witnesses and police officials said.
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KABUL (Reuters) - A suicide bomber in the Afghan capital caused dozens of casualties on Thursday after blowing himself up close to a group of security personnel who were carrying out an operation against illegal drugs and alcohol dealing, officials said.
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The group, largely made up of former members of the Pakistani and Afghan Taliban, has carried out multiple deadly attacks in Kabul and continues to have a presence in eastern Afghanistan, where Afghan and American soldiers are currently carrying out an operation against them.
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The former aide who previously served as a senior director for Russian and Eurasian affairs, Fiona Hill, testified to House Democrats on Monday that Bolton instructed her to tell the National Security Council's chief lawyer that Giuliani and acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney were carrying out an operation with serious legal implications, The Times reported.
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Prior to the war, King Hassan II had developed a reciprocal relationship with the Israeli intelligence, who had assisted him in carrying out an operation in France to abduct and 'disappear' Mehdi Ben Barka, a leftist Moroccan leader who had been based in Paris.
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The gunmen then left the scene. On a nearby highway, they were intercepted by a police officer who was responding to the sounds of gunfire at the estate. They told the police officer they were part of the military and were carrying out an operation there. The gunmen then fled the scene and possibly headed to El Faisán and El Uro, two nearby neighborhoods.
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During one night, Carson (played by Vincent Wong) and the rest of Mad Sir's team was carrying out an operation and Stone was there too. During the operation, Carson told Stone to surrender and turn back. However, Stone resisted and felt he did nothing wrong. They then struggle and Stone's revolver was accidentally fired and shot Carson, Mad Sir wanted to arrest Stone but does not have sufficient evidence, at that time Stone found out that he got filmed by a person called Ah Long.
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Prior to the war, King Hassan II had developed a reciprocal relationship with the Israeli intelligence, who had assisted him in carrying out an operation in France to abduct and 'disappear' Mehdi Ben Barka, a Moroccan dissident and left-wing opposition leader who had been based in Paris. The close relations between Israeli and Moroccan leaders have become a subject for many years even within Moroccan society. At 1975, the outbreak of Western Sahara War prompted Morocco to seek eventual and secret aids from Israeli intelligence, who had reorganized the Royal Moroccan Armed Forces and was thought to have helped building the Moroccan Western Sahara Wall, something neither Israel or Morocco acknowledged today. During 1980s, Hassan II attempted to break the deadlock to recognize Israel by meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres in Rabat at 1986, but was met with backlash and protests from the Arab League and Moroccans alike, forcing Hassan II to withdraw his attempt.
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