khawr abd allah造句

• It gave them a chokehold on any goods and supplies coming up the Shatt al Arab and Khawr Abd Allah waterway for Iraq.
• On 11 November 2008, Rear Admiral Muhammad Jawad signed the historic non-legally binding Khawr Abd Allah Protocols or " KAA Protocols " at the Kuwait Naval Base.
• The British Marines were supported by a bombardment across the Khawr Abd Allah, the river estuary that separates Bubiyan Island in Kuwait from Iraq, according to the report.
• Coalition vessels had restricted passage of local watercraft out of the Khawr Abd Allah ( KAA ) Waterway, thinking that these vessels might carry mines or escaping Iraqi officials.
• On 11 November 2008, Kuwait Naval Base was the location of the historic signing of the non-legally binding maritime Khawr Abd Allah Protocols otherwise known as the KAA Protocols.
• Recent events from 2008 to the present day have seen the positive advancement of maritime border relations with Iraq with the development of the Khawr Abd Allah ( KAA ) Protocols.
• Several Iraqi dhows emerged from the Khawr Abd Allah only to confront the Melbourne, an Australian frigate whose shallow draft allows it to maneuver just six miles off Iraq's coast, well within Iraq's 12-mile-wide territorial waters.
• Australian forces intercepted an Iraqi patrol boat filled with about 60 sea mines and other military equipment in the area of Khawr Abd Allah, a stretch of water in the approach to Umm Qasr, Australian officials said.
• Situated about 12 miles from the Iraqi coast, it is a place where vessels wait for Iraqi harbor masters to guide them into the Khawr Abd Allah, a waterway allied sailors refer to simply as the " KAA"
• SEALs'later secured several oil infrastructures on the Al Faw peninsula and the offshore oil terminals, they helped clear the Khawr Abd Allah and Khawr Az Zubyar waterways which enabled humanitarian supplies to be delivered to the port of Umm Qasr.
• Australian forces intercepted an Iraqi patrol boat filled with sea mines and other military equipment in the area of Khawr Abd Allah, a stretch of water in the approach to Umm Qasr, a spokeswoman for British forces in the Gulf said.
• Australian forces intercepted an Iraqi patrol boat filled with sea mines and other military equipment in the area of Khawr Abd Allah, a stretch of water in the approach to Umm Qasr, a spokeswoman for British forces in the Gulf said Friday.
• They are a non-legally binding military agreement aiding deconfliction between the maritime forces of Kuwait and Iraq in the Khawr Abd Allah waterway and are reflected in a former United Kingdom Hydrographic Office chart and which was re-titled the " KAA Interoperability Admiralty Chart ".
• The Kuwati border had previously been crossed by the 3rd Commando Brigade and US 15th MEU who encountered heavy resistance around the Khawr Abd Allah waterway but successfully achieved their objectives providing a route for the Scimitars who finally achieved their planned positions 24 hours behind schedule.
• The contest between these " pirates " and the smugglers starts at the Iraqi town of Umm Qasr, where Iraqi oil and other cargo is loaded on ships that make their way down the Khawr Abd Allah, the main Iraqi waterway that leads to the northern Persian Gulf.
• The British Royal Marines'3 Commando Brigade would also capture Umm Qasr at the same time so that its port, the only deep water port in Iraq, could be used to bring in humanitarian supplies once the Khawr Abd Allah waterway was cleared by the Mine Counter Measures Task group.
• The signing of the KAA Protocols by the then respective heads of the Kuwaiti Naval Force and the Iraqi Navy was the first formal and successful maritime bilateral military agreement for the co-ordinated and de-conflicted use of the Khawr Abd Allah waterway since before the 1991 Persian Gulf War.
• It has also lent its name to the maritime Khawr Abd Allah Protocols, Kor Abd Allah or KAA Interoperability Protocols first developed by the British Royal Navy between March and June 2008 during the British command of Combined Task Force 158 in close co-operation with Kuwaiti and Iraqi senior naval personnel and government advisers.