vacuum bombs造句

• This effect has given rise to the misnomer " vacuum bomb ".
• They also dropped vacuum bombs, designed to suck the air from the caves and kill those inside.
• "There can be no doubt " that vacuum bombs were used there, he said.
• Journalists who managed to report on the area confirmed the use, by the Russians, of the vacuum bomb on the town.
• Vacuum bombs are dropped by parachute, and, when a couple of meters from the ground, release a cloud of petrol gas.
• "Sources in the Russian military say plans are made to use aerosol explosive bombs, also known as ` vacuum bombs,'in Grozny,"
• Mark Daly, news editor of the London-based Jane's Defense Weekly, said he had not heard of the vacuum bombs described in the German TV report.
• A German television news magazine reported Wednesday that Russia tested a new " vacuum bomb " during its war in Chechnya, killing hundreds of villagers by creating a sudden vacuum over a large area.
• Thomas Goltz, a war correspondent who visited Abkhazia during the war, recalls that Russian MIG-29s dropped 500 kilograms of vacuum bombs which mainly targeted the residential areas of Sukhumi and villages on Gumista River.
• Even in war, however, " collateral damage " _ to use the hideous euphemism beloved of the military men _ must be kept to a minimum . ( Britain, by developing a version of the thermobaric " vacuum bomb " beloved of the Russians in Chechnya, appears to disregard such concerns .)
• Darwish wrote : " On this day, on the anniversary of the Hiroshima bomb, they are trying out the vacuum bomb on our flesh and the experiment is successful . " By his choice of that day for surgery, Muwahi suggests, Darwish was documenting : " the nothingness he saw lying ahead for the Palestinian people ."