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The
JNA
and
the
SAO
Krajina
forces
renewed
Recovering
the
blockade
in
mid-August
.
When
the
North
Vietnamese
military
renewed
Recovering
their
offensive
early
in
1975
,
the
RVNAF
was
handicapped
Hindering
and
many
of
their
aircraft
were
either
lost
Earnings_and_losses
or
captured
Conquering
as
formations
of
the
People
's
Army
of
Vietnam
(
PAVN
)
swept
Scrutiny
through
the
Central
Highlands
of
South
Vietnam
.
This
led to
Causation
renewed
Recovering
calls
Request
for
a
public
inquiry
to
be
held
Defending
into
the
actions
of
the
police
at
Orgreave
.
The
ceasefire
completely
collapsed
Destroying
in
January
2015
,
with
renewed
Recovering
heavy
fighting
across
the
conflict
zone
,
including
at
Donetsk
International
Airport
and
at
Debaltseve
.
The
tour
Traveling
marked
Recording
the
return
of
Eric
Singer
on
the
drums
,
who
once
again
replaced
Change_of_leadership
Peter
Criss
,
whose
contract
was
not
renewed
Recovering
by
Gene
Simmons
and
Paul
Stanley
.
The
truce
was
renewed
Recovering
by
Henry
's
successors
John
I
and
Henry
III
.
The
Croatian
forces
renewed
Recovering
their
advance
with
Operation
Leap
2
between
4
and
10
June
,
allowing
Preventing_or_letting
them
to
directly
threaten Bosansko
Grahovo
on
the
Drvar–Knin
road
,
and
to
secure
Getting
the
remainder
of
the
valley
.
With
help
Assistance
from
a
renewed
Recovering
UN
mandate
and
Guinean
air
support
Supporting
,
the
British
Operation
Palliser
finally
defeated
Conquering
the
RUF
,
taking
control
of
Freetown
.
Operations
renewed
Recovering
afresh
with
the
Tenth
Battle
of
the
Isonzo
on
12
May
1917
.
The
state
of
war
between
South
Africa
and
Angola
briefly
ended
Process_end
with
the
short-lived
Lusaka
Accords
,
but
resumed
Process_start
in
August
1985
as
both
PLAN
and
UNITA
took
Getting
advantage
of
the
ceasefire
to
intensify
Cause_change_of_strength
their
own
guerrilla
activity
,
leading to
Causation
a
renewed
phase
of
FAPLA
combat
operations
culminating
in
the
Battle
of
Cuito
Cuanavale
.
Starting
in
September
2007
the
protests
were
led
by
thousands
of
Buddhist
monks
,
and
those
protests
were
allowed
Preventing_or_letting
to
proceed
until
a
renewed
government
crackdown
in
late
September
2007
.
On
22
February
,
once
clear
of
the
Reichswald
(
German
:
Imperial
Forest
)
,
and
with
the
towns
of
Kleve
and
Goch
in
their
control
Control
,
the
offensive
was
renewed
Recovering
as
Operation
Blockbuster
and
linked
Connect
up
with
the
U.S.
Ninth
Army
near
Geldern
on
4
March
after
the
execution
of
Operation
Grenade
.
This
handicapped
Hindering
the
Japanese
attempts
to
defend
Defending
Burma
against
renewed
Allied
offensives
in
the
following
year
.
The
operation
was
launched
Military_operation
on
15
June
2014
in
North
Waziristan
along
the
Pakistan-Afghanistan
border
as
a
renewed
effort
against
militancy
in
the
wake
of
the
8
June
attack
Attack
on
Jinnah
International
Airport
in
Karachi
,
for
which
the
TTP
and
the
IMU
claimed
Statement
responsibility
.
After
his
successful
Tullahoma
Campaign
Military_operation
,
Rosecrans
renewed
Recovering
the
offensive
,
aiming
Aiming
to
force
Causation
the
Confederates
out
of
Chattanooga
.
However
,
limited
hostilities
renewed
Recovering
in
late
2005
and
the
conflict
began
Process_start
to
escalate
Cause_change_of_position_on_a_scale
until
the
government
launched
Process_start
a
number
of
major
military
offensives
against
the
LTTE
beginning
in
July
2006
,
driving
the
LTTE
out
of
the
entire
Eastern
province
of
the
island
.
That
treaty
,
however
,
was
soon
undermined
Destroying
by
renewed
fighting
in
the
Peloponnese
.
Protesters
targeted
Aiming
the
renewed
determination
of
NATO
to
use
Using
nuclear
weapons
and
NATO
's
backing
Supporting
of
the
US
anti-missile
shield
.
After
the
Soviet
military
reorganised
Reforming_a_system
and
adopted
Choosing
different
tactics
,
they
renewed
Recovering
their
offensive
in
February
and
overcame
Conquering
Finnish
defences
.
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