Ternopol

American

[ter-noh-puhl, tyir-naw-puhl] / tərˈnoʊ pəl, tyɪrˈnɔ pəl /

noun

the Russian name of Ternopil.

Ternopol British

/ tɪrˈnɔpəlj /

noun

Polish name: Tarnopol. a town in W Ukraine, on the River Siret: formerly under Polish rule. Pop: 235 000 (2005 est)

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They said the missile was made at Dolgoprudny outside Moscow in 1986 and then delivered by rail to a military unit in the Ternopol area of Ukraine.

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The 26-year-old builder from Ternopol said being away from home left him feeling helpless.

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Yuriy Zozulia from Ternopol, also in western Ukraine, shared her fears.

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