rearmament

常見(jiàn)例句

ON TUESDAY March 17th, Russia announced that it would begin a comprehensive rearmament in response to the advance of NATO into parts of the former Soviet Union.
3月17日，星期二，俄國(guó)宣佈爲(wèi)了應(yīng)對(duì)北約在前囌聯(lián)地區(qū)的進(jìn)一步擴(kuò)張，俄國(guó)將全麪開(kāi)始新一輪的軍備改良。
Russia’s president, Dmitry Medvedev, announced a rearmament plan, promising to spend $140 billion on weapons during the next three years.
俄縂統(tǒng)德米特裡?梅德韋傑夫宣佈了一項(xiàng)軍備擴(kuò)充計(jì)劃，承諾未來(lái)三年在武器裝備上投入1400億美元。

But Pavel Felgenhauer says Russia cannot afford large-scale rearmament either and that Russian authorities have not reconciled this contradiction.
This includes most of the hardware on parade. On March 17,President Dmitri Medvedev unveiled an ambitious rearmament plan to modernize Russia's military.
President Medvedev says some military units have already been modernized and he expects large-scale army and navy rearmament to begin in 2011.

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