Примеры использования Eritrean soldiers на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Looting by Eritrean soldiers from private homes, businesses and other entities;
Halfway there, they were prevented from continuing to the summit and were arrested by armed Eritrean soldiers.
Further, Eritrean soldiers regrouped near Hamashkurayb with a view to cutting off the main road.
Moreover, those returning are testifying daily that Eritrean soldiers are committing rape against Ethiopian women.
In Sector Centre, Eritrean soldiers have cited specific instructions from higher authorities in denying UNMEE passage or access.
According to information releasedby the NIF regime, Sudanese forces allegedly rebuked an Eritrean aggression inside Sudanese territory by killing 250 Eritrean soldiers against seven of its own.
On 1 December 1996, Eritrean soldiers and terrorist elements supported by Eritrea massed at the Sudan's eastern border.
Her detention was reportedly ordered by the President of the Republic following the alleged publication of“false news” regarding a statement made by the President of the Republic confirming the support given by Eritrean soldiers to the rebellion in southern Sudan.
As stated above, a number of Eritrean soldiers and officers have deserted EDF and crossed over into Djibouti since the beginning of the crisis.
Consistent with international humanitarian law, Djibouti collaborated with the International Committee of the Red Cross and the Red Crescent Society andprovided information relating to Eritrean soldiers in our custody dead, wounded, prisoners.
A local Ethiopian commander alleged that a number of Eritrean soldiers had attacked his position but were pushed back after a short fight.
Eritrean soldiers picked him up and took him to Eritrea, where he was subsequently sent to a training camp in Harena see annex 7.1 for a map with the location of Harena.
Since 1 November,UNMEE has observed some 500 newly deployed Eritrean soldiers in the Zone in Sector West, 300 in Sector Centre and 100 in Subsector East.
Eritrean soldiers have removed the wooden beams which formed the roofs of homes and have transported them away, where they will presumably by used for fuel or building materials in Eritrea.
On 24 December 1996,there were clashes in the region of Maman(east of Tuqan) between Eritrean soldiers, who were accompanied by terrorist elements, and Sudanese forces, which pursued the Eritreans as far as the border.
This barbarity was confirmed when, on 29 July, a non-governmental organization called Ethio-Sweden Children and Youth Correctional and Rehabilitation Project announced that it was prepared to diagnose andcounsel Ethiopian women raped by Eritrean soldiers.
On 30 October 1996, at 0830 hours, Eritrean soldiers accompanied by terrorist elements supported by Eritrea attacked Sudanese soldiers in the Tuqan region, wounding three of them.
Since then, there has reportedly been a significant increase in the activities of armed Eritrean personnel in Sector Centre, in the area of Tsorena, close to the southernboundary of the Zone, and the presence of over 400 additional Eritrean soldiers in the Sector has been observed.
On 24 November 1996, terrorist elements accompanied by Eritrean soldiers infiltrated into Sudanese territory, penetrating as far as the village of Awwad, where they attacked defenceless civilians, destroying their homes, property and vehicles.
Further operations were conducted under ICRC auspices in December 2000, for the repatriation of over 3,500 Ethiopian civilians. On 23 and 24 December, following announcements by both Governments that they would beginreleasing prisoners of war, ICRC undertook the first repatriation of 360 Ethiopian and 359 Eritrean soldiers, among the sick and seriously wounded.
Mid-April to 10 June: while EDF and DAF are positioned at the border within a few metres of each other,over 50 Eritrean soldiers of various ranks(the exact number is yet to be established) desert their army and seek asylum on the Djibouti side.
For no ostensible reason or justification, and to our utter bewilderment, we have been witnessing a progressive growth of Eritrean troops at our common border since February 2008(see enclosure), which included preparation of fortifications and battlements;equipment flow; and well-armed Eritrean soldiers on our side of the promontory of the Ras-Doumeira mountain range overlooking the busy Red Sea shipping lanes.
The EAF further reported to UNMEE that, on 7 December,approximately 30 armed Eritrean soldiers had crossed the southern boundary of the Temporary Security Zone and fired at an Ethiopian observation post near Ksadhanse village, in Sector Centre close to the Mereb Bridge.
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.
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.
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.
I wanted to inform you of this new development in the hopes that your good offices can help to free our soldiers who have been rotting in Eritrean prisons for more than three years.
A similar incident occurred on 10 December 2003, when members of the Eritrean militia exchanged fire with four Ethiopian soldiers who had allegedly attempted to attack them after entering the Zone near Shilalo, in Sector West.
The fuel was returned later that day. On 19 February, three Indian Battalion vehicles carrying eight soldiers, weapons, ammunition and administrative stores were blocked by Eritrean Defence Forces soldiers in Subsector East.
Three Lieutenant Colonels of the EDF(Eritrean Defence Force), together with four soldiers, travelled to the Badme border area to investigate reports that Ethiopian administrators and police had moved into an area contested between the two countries.