Phrases with «military incursion»

The phrase "military incursion" refers to a situation when a military force enters another country or region without permission or to carry out a specific objective. It implies an unauthorized or sudden intrusion of armed forces into a foreign territory. Full definition

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Sentences with «military incursion»

You can say oil is cheap until you account for the trillion or more dollars we've spent already in military incursions into the Middle East in the last decade to secure that oil. (dotearth.blogs.nytimes.com)
Having received divine endorsement for an imperial military incursion, McKinley put his worries about empire to rest. (religion-online.org)
Even as intractable multi-year conflicts such as that waging in Syria come before the Council, it has found itself unable to act on account of China and Russia's age - old protection of state sovereignty along with fears that the catastrophic failures of military incursions into Iraq and Afghanistan will be repeated. (blog.politics.ox.ac.uk)
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Phrases with «military incursion»

Sentences with «military incursion»

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