Examples of using Eritrean aggression in English and their translations into Arabic
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Eritrean aggression against Ethiopia and continued gross.
That is the sad reality that we andour peoples have been made to realize by this Eritrean aggression.
But when Eritrean aggression is foiled, its prevarication takes its place with the intention of hoodwinking the international community.
It is futile to try to hoodwink others orto engage in duplicity to change the reality that the Eritrean aggression continues.
Anyway, maps will come, of course, after the Eritrean aggression is undone- after they withdraw from Ethiopian territory.
This is why I said earlier that we are at present at acritical period of this seven-month crisis created by the Eritrean aggression.
That has to do with thefailure of this new proposal by OAU to bless the Eritrean aggression and to appease and reward the aggressor.
The Eritrean aggression started on 12 May 1998 with the destruction of schools, health stations and other infrastructures in the locality of Badme.
No loopholes should, even at this stage, be allowed to frustrate Ethiopia 's effort to ensure that the Eritrean aggression is reversed in full.
The OAU Ambassadorial Committee has not proved Eritrean aggression without a shadow of doubt, as the Foreign Minister claims unabashedly.
The Eritrean aggression started on 12 May 1998 with the destruction of schools, health stations and other infrastructures in the locality of Badme.
These statements confirm the repeatednotes sent to the Security Council concerning the Eritrean aggression against the Sudanese people and against the territorial integrity of the Sudan.
The Eritrean aggression continued from 31 May to 6 June as Eritrean forces launched invasion attempts in the areas of Zalambessa, Alitena and Aiga in Eastern Tigrai.
While the facts were thus clear to the Security Council, it didnot, as it had done previously in comparable instances, condemn the Eritrean aggression and it chose not ask Eritrea to withdraw from occupied Ethiopian territory.
As a result of this naked and blatant Eritrean aggression the number of the displaced persons has now reached 143,000 and it is expected that this number will reach 300,000.
I have the honour to transmit to you herewith a letter in Arabic from His Excellency Dr. Abdulkarim Al-Eryani, Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister,concerning the new Eritrean aggression on the Lesser Yemeni Hanish Island.
Condemn in the strongest terms possible the Eritrean aggression against Ethiopia and gross violations of the basic human rights of Ethiopians peacefully living in Eritrea;
It was also because we chose to protect these programmes which are dear to us that we decided toexercise maximum patience for close to nine months after the Eritrean aggression, and in the face of the occupation of part of our sovereign territory.
If Eritrean aggression is peacefully reversed there is no reason why Ethiopia would resort to taking defensive measures that would entail the loss of lives and the destruction of property.
You recall the first meeting we had in May,immediately following the Eritrean aggression against Ethiopia, at which time I had the opportunity to brief you on the tragic crisis imposed on us by the State of Eritrea.
It is these facts and the other massive body of evidence that compelled the Organization of African Unity fact-finding Ambassadorial Committee toconclude that Badme was under Ethiopian administration until the Eritrean aggression.
They proved the Eritrean aggression without a shadow of doubt, and these formed the basis for the approaches made to the two parties by the high-level delegation at a ministerial level on 1 and 2 August 1998 at Ouagadougou.
Obviously, it does not require great wisdom to see how symbolically important the village is for the people of Ethiopia who havepaid so much in blood to reverse the Eritrean Aggression and liberate Ethiopian lands, including Badme.
It is no secret how Ethiopia managed to reverse the Eritrean aggression and how it created the conditions for a peaceful resolution of the crisis between the two countries, based on legality, to which Ethiopia has been and remains committed.
THE SECURITY COUNCIL Upon instructions from my Government, I wish to transmit herewith a letter from H.E. Ali Osman Mohamed Taha,Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Sudan concerning the Eritrean aggression against Sudanese territories in the Red Sea State, on the country ' s eastern borders, addressed to the Security Council.
It would be rather odd for Ethiopia,which has refused to respond in kind to the Eritrean aggression of 12 May and which continues to do the maximum possible to assist the facilitators, to now engage in activities that would harm this effort.
The international community is well aware of the crisis that has developed between Ethiopia andEritrea since the Eritrean aggression against Ethiopia on 12 May 1998, as a result of which Eritrea still occupies the Ethiopian locality of Badme and part of Shiraro.
It is now more than two years since Eritrea invaded Ethiopia and occupied its territory.The May 1998 Eritrean aggression against Ethiopia was totally unprovoked and, given the close relations between the two countries until that time, also amounted to a stab in the back and to a betrayal of friendship.
You will recall that on a number of occasions, my Government has reaffirmed that itsonly objective in this war was to reverse the Eritrean aggression by peaceful means if possible, or by other means if necessary in exercise of our right of self-defence.
In this regard, there should be absolutely no doubt on the part of the High Commissioner thatit is only those Eritreans in Ethiopia who have been engaged in mobilizing funds to finance Eritrean aggression and those involved in espionage and other clandestine activities as agents of the Eritrean Government against the national security of Ethiopia that have been required to leave the country.