hayratan造句

• He said the opposition still controlled Hayratan, about 60 kilometers ( 40 miles ) east.
• The Taliban's control of Hayratan cuts a main highway that carries supplies into the town.
• Taliban forces advanced toward Hayratan on Wednesday, then captured it in heavy fighting early Thursday, the opposition said.
• The opposition was also believed to have stored arms in Hayratan, said aid workers, speaking on condition of anonymity.
• The Taliban captured Hayratan, a city on the Afghan side of the Amu Darya River, which marks the border with Uzbekistan.
• These last strongholds are surrounded by Taliban fighters, who snapped the alliance's only supply route from Central Asia by capturing northern Hayratan.
• Abdullah added that top alliance military commanders met for a strategy session Wednesday in Hayratan, about 60 kilometers ( 40 miles ) east of Mazar-e-Sharif.
• The opposition's last strongholds are surrounded by Taliban fighters, who snapped their enemy's only supply route from Central Asia on Wednesday by capturing northern Hayratan.
• The opposition's last strongholds are surrounded by Taliban fighters, who snapped their enemy's only supply route from Central Asia by capturing northern Hayratan Aug . 12.
• Dostum retreated to Hayratan, about 60 kilometers ( 40 miles ) east of Mazar-e-Sharif on Afghanistan's border with Uzbekistan and was trying to reorganize his forces, Saliy said.
• The Iranian news agency reported fierce fighting near Hayratan on Thursday, and quoted warlord Rashid Dostum, a member of the anti-Taliban alliance, as claiming a large number of Taliban were killed.
• The airport on the eastern edge of the city appeared to be still contested, and alliance forces were reportedly regrouping at Hayratan, about 60 kilometers ( 40 miles ) east of Mazar-e-Sharif.
• The seizure of Hayratan, a town near the border of Uzbekistan, cuts a key road into Mazar-e-Sharif, the largest city in the north and the headquarters of an alliance fighting the Taliban.
• The airport on the eastern edge of Mazar-e-Sharif appeared to be still contested, and forces from the opposition alliance were reportedly regrouping at Hayratan, 40 miles ( 65 kilometers ) to the east.
• The Taliban have captured Hayratan, a city on the Afghan side of a the Amudarya River, which marks the border with Uzbekistan, said an Uzbek Defense Ministry official, who asked not to be identified by name.
• The Taliban have captured Hayratan, a city on the Afghan side of the Amu Darya River, which marks the border with Uzbekistan, said an Uzbek Defense Ministry official, who asked not to be identified by name.
• After fleeing Shebergan on Sunday, Dostum retreated to Hayratan, about 60 kilometers ( 40 miles ) east of Mazar-e-Sharif on Afghanistan's border with Uzbekistan and was trying to reorganize his forces, Saliy said.
• The Taliban have scored stunning victories in recent days, seizing both Mazar-e-Sharif, the biggest city in northern Afghanistan, and the border town of Hayratan that had been the opposition's only gateway to the outside world.
• Bamiyan is surrounded by the Taliban, which snapped their opponents'only land supply route Wednesday by capturing Hayratan, a town about 400 kilometers ( 250 miles ) north of Kabul bordering Central Asian countries that were once part of the Soviet Union.
• Taliban spokesman Muttayn said Dostum's fighters were gathering south of Shebergan in preparation for a counter-attack, but opposition sources had said a day before that Dostum had retreated to Hayratan, about 60 kilometers ( 40 miles ) east of Mazar-e-Sharif on Afghanistan's border with Uzbekistan.