Examples of using Eritrean defence in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Eritrean Defence Forces.
UNMEE has tried to explain this unwarranted complicationclaiming that it had communicated the Ethiopian reservations to the Eritrean Defence Minister during a" courtesy meeting".
(d) The activities of the Eritrean Defence Forces in the war fronts are a reflection of a country intent on war.".
On the same day, in Subsector East, two vehicles from the Indian Battalion carrying five soldiers, as well as weapons and ammunition,from Point 74 to Assab were stopped at an Eritrean Defence Forces checkpoint and turned back.
As a result, the Mission 's ability to monitor the redeployment positions of the Eritrean Defence Forces in the adjacent areas, in accordance with the Agreement on Cessation of Hostilities, is severely constrained.
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On 19 May, Ethiopia announced the capture of the Eritrean town of Madina, which is approximately 50 kilometres west of Mendefera,a key town on the central front behind the Eritrean defence lines at Zalambessa.
The Monitoring Group hasdocumented 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.
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.
A serving member of the Eritrean Defence Force described the consignment as comprising 99 12.7-mm heavy machine guns, 12 60-mm mortars, 36 82-mm mortars, 48 anti-tank wire-guided missiles and 29 sniper rifles.
Between 10 and 12 June 2008,serious clashes were reported between the Djibouti Armed Forces(DAF) and the Eritrean Defence Forces(EDF) along the undemarcated border between Djibouti and Eritrea, in an area known as Doumeira.
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.
Eritrea continues to operate an international system of illicit revenue collection in the diaspora, notably from the imposition of a two per cent tax on Eritrean citizens,as well as a separate tax for raising revenues on behalf of the Eritrean defence forces.
At the same time, the Prime Minister of Ethiopia, Meles Zenawi,has stated to the press that members of the Eritrean Defence Force have infiltrated the Temporary Security Zone, and urged the United Nations to“take measures to restore the status quo”.
On 20 February, as Eritrean Defence Forces soldiers continued to prevent the relocation despite the positive message received from the Commissioner, UNMEE addressed a further note verbale to the Commissioner informing him of the difficulties the Mission was facing.
Multiple sources with direct personal experience of this requirement, told the Monitoring Group that if an Eritrean agreed to pay the 2 per cent tax,but refused to make a contribution to the Eritrean defence budget, they could be penalized as though they had refused to pay the diaspora tax.
As underlined in my earlier reports to the Council,the continued presence and deployment of Eritrean Defence Forces and heavy military equipment inside the Zone constitute direct violations of the Algiers Agreement on Cessation of Hostilities of 18 June 2000.
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.
Except for a few minor incidents and periods of tension, the overall security situation in and around the Temporary Security Zone remained relatively calm and stable until October 2006,when armed soldiers of the Eritrean Defence Forces, along with tanks and artillery, entered the Zone in Sector West.
On the Eritrean side, UNMEE reported that Eritrean Defence Forces(EDF) had carried out routine training and maintenance activities outside the Temporary Security Zone and that there was no major increase in the deployment of EDF personnel inside the Zone and adjacent area.
(g) 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;
He stated that, on 16 October, the United Nations Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea(UNMEE)had reported that the Eritrean Defence Forces had moved approximately 1,500 armed troops and 15 tanks into the Temporary Security Zone, describing this action as a major breach of the ceasefire and the integrity of the Zone.
(f) 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.
However, UNMEE has continued to encounter problems, including two incidents on 23 February, in Sector Centre,where Eritrean Defence Forces soldiers prevented a unit of the Indian Battalion from transporting fuel, and another incident on the same day, also in Sector Centre, when Eritrean Defence Forces soldiers prevented the transportation of equipment from the Indian Battalion post at Italian Fort.
The Monitoring Group says that sources claim that the consignment comprised“99 12.7-mm heavy machine guns, 12 60-mm mortars, 36 82-mm mortars, 48 anti-tank wire-guided missiles and 29 sniper rifles”, and continues,“According to the same source, the coordinator of this operation was Admiral Humed Karekare,the chief of naval staff of the Eritrean Defence Force”.
The SAWA Defence Training Center is a military academy in the Gash-Barka region of Eritrea.It is where the Eritrean Defence Forces(EDF) recruits and national service conscripts are sent for basic military training. Since 2003, all local secondary school pupils have been required to attend their 12th grade at an institution proximate to the SAWA center in order ensure that they meet their mandatory national service obligations.
(d) Ogbe Abraha, born in 1948, joined EPLF in 1972 and, since independence, has held the following positions: member of the Central Council of PFDJ, member of the National Council, Secretary and then Minister of Trade and Industry, Minister of Labour and Social Welfare, Chief of Logistics, Administration and Health in the Ministry of Defence, Chief of Staff of the Eritrean Defence Forces.
The Eritrean Defense Forces.
NATIONAL SERVICE, UNDER-AGE MILITARY CONSCRIPTION, AND TORTURE(Recommendations 62-63; 67-71) Rejected:Members of the Eritrean Defense Forces are highly disciplined and humane.
The Secretary-General, in several paragraphs of section II of his report,warned that the movements of the Eritrean Defense Forces into the Temporary Security Zone could seriously jeopardize the peace process, with serious consequences for the whole region.