| Health care is a major issue for Chechens, many of whom suffer from psychological trauma having fled a warzone. |
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| It is wrong for a country to allow arms to be supplied to a potential warzone. |
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| Nothing arrests the attention of the public as much as images of dead or injured children from a warzone. |
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| These observances offer the last chance for units to say goodbye to their friend in the warzone. |
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| Reporting instructions largely serve the institution to ensure an individual meets the minimum requirements to enter a warzone. |
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| Bridegroom Matt Murrell, 42, a former Royal Marine, built a close bond with the stray German Shepherd in the warzone of Iraq. |
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| According to those rules, women, children, old men, greenery or trees and non-combatants should not be harmed even in the warzone. |
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| Years back, traditional landing craft were used to carry troops and equipment from fleet or from big ships to warzone or to the beach. |
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| Surely they cannot all be seeking refuge, From a warzone or regime, There must be other reasons, For wanting escape, or so it may well seem. |
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| The death toll is higher there than in Sudan's other warzone, Darfur. |
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| Food and income often became unexpectedly scarce in her hometown, which lies near the intermittent warzone area that marks the border between South Sudan, and its parent country and long-time opponent, the Republic of Sudan. |
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| Operation SOUTHERN BREEZE gave me the satisfaction since the beginning of the mission, that the Operational Department was fully ready for this first mission in a warzone. |
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| Studies suggest that warzone trauma, PTSD symptoms, and other post-deployment mental health problems put veterans at heightened risk for suicide. |
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