Примеры использования Eritrean defence forces на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Contribution to the Eritrean Defence Forces.
The Eritrean Defence Forces have also dug new trench lines in the Zone.
On the Eritrean side, access to Eritrean Defence Forces positions is frequently denied.
The Eritrean Defence Forces continued to induct troops into the Temporary Security Zone.
Such restrictions have hindered the ability of UNMEE to monitor the area north of the Zone where Eritrean Defence Forces are positioned.
The Eritrean Defence Forces have undertaken considerable movement of troops in areas adjacent to the northern boundary of the Zone.
This decrease is in large part due to the relocation to higher ground of positions of the Eritrean Defence Forces in preparation for the rainy season.
In the meantime, the deployment of EDF[Eritrean Defence Forces] elements in Sector Centre, which began in late December 2006, has also continued.
The Ethiopian Armed Forces stated to UNMEE that the deployment had been undertaken in response to the presence of 30 tanks that the Eritrean Defence Forces had located some 15 km from the border of the Zone.
However, the Mission's assessment is that the Eritrean Defence Forces has effectively occupied large swathes of the Zone with military personnel numbering in the thousands.
The Task Force developed the UNMEE HIV/AIDS Programme, which aims at promoting an awareness and prevention campaign anddeveloping further cooperation between UNMEE and the Eritrean Defence Forces to combat the spread of HIV/AIDS.
The Eritrean Defence Forces, as the working force of the nation, has been involved in building and maintaining the basic infrastructure of the nation in all parts of the country.
On the Eritrean side,in the areas adjacent to the Temporary Security Zone, the Eritrean Defence Forces are engaged in training exercises, especially in Sectors West and Centre.
The Eritrean Defence Forces personnel have continued the construction of new defences inside the Temporary Security Zone, including in close proximity to Badme.
The 25 participants included 13 representatives from the Eritrean Defence Forces and 12 UNMEE representatives from four contingents, as well as UNMEE force headquarters.
The Eritrean Defence Forces also conducted troop rotations in Sector Centre and Subsector East, as well as a gradual replacement of the militia manning posts in the Zone by regular military personnel.
The UN probe named the main perpetrators of the violations as the Eritrean Defence Forces, in particular the Eritrean army, the National Security Office and the country's police force. .
The Eritrean Defence Forces soldiers involved in blocking those movements informed UNMEE personnel that they had instructions from their headquarters not to allow loaded UNMEE vehicles to leave the Temporary Security Zone.
UNMEE continued to closely monitor the positions of the Ethiopian Armed Forces and the Eritrean Defence Forces, as well as to observe the activities of the militia and the police in and around the Zone.
Eritrean Defence Forces soldiers also seized fuel drums from a team of deminers from the UNMEE Mine Action Coordination Centre who were conducting assessments to clear the routes to be used for relocation from Sector West.
With decreasing levels of restrictions, the Mission patrols seeking to monitor the redeployed positions of the Eritrean Defence Forces in the adjacent areas have been allowed greater freedom of movement.
Since early September, a large number of Eritrean Defence Forces, heavy military equipment and ammunition have been deployed to the Temporary Security Zone and the areas adjacent to it.
Stefanos Syuom, born in 1947, joined EPLF in 1972 and, since independence, has held the following positions: member of the Central Council of PFDJ, member of the National Assembly, Secretary of Finance,Head of Finance in the Eritrean Defence Forces as Brigadier General and Director-General of Inland Revenue;
The course, which was aimed at preparing trainers for UNMEE contingents and the Eritrean Defence Forces, was well received by the participants who, in turn, have followed up with training courses in their contingents.
The Eritrean Defence Forces have since reduced the number of military personnel working at the construction site. On 21 November, two Ethiopian youths from Zela Ambessa in Sector Centre alleged that they had been detained for two hours by Eritrean troops.
The Monitoring Group has documented the provision of assistance to facility operated by the Eritrean Defence Forces that serves as a central workshop for the production, modification and repair of civilian and military and paramilitary equipment.
On 25 February, Eritrean Defence Forces soldiers also prevented six UNMEE trucks from moving to Camp Dunn to transport equipment for the Indian Battalion, and another incident occurred in the same area where two vehicles from the Indian Battalion were also prevented from travelling to Camp Dunn.
In addition to troop rotations in Sector Centre,as well as in Subsector East, Eritrean Defence Forces(EDF) were observed actively constructing new defences in the Zone, including in close proximity to Badme and other areas.
Berhane Ghebregzabher, born in 1947, joined EPLF in 1972 and, since independence, has held the following positions: member of the Central Council of PFDJ, member of the National Assembly, Secretary of Industry, Administrator of Hasmasien Province,Commander of the Ground Forces in the Eritrean Defence Forces as Major General, and Commander of the reserve army.
In other incidents, on 26 April and5 May, Eritrean Defence Forces personnel stopped UNMEE patrols from carrying out their tasks by firing warning shots in the air, while on 3 June a militia commander stopped another patrol at gunpoint.