Examples of using Eritrean troops in English and their translations into Arabic
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It is nearly eight months since Eritrean troops invaded Ethiopia.
He denies that Eritrean troops have been helping to train or equip the Sudan Alliance Forces.
On 9 June,Ethiopian positions at Zalambessa were attacked and Eritrean troops occupied the territory.
He also noted that the Eritrean troops had prevented the movement of UNMEE personnel in the area.
As in the other areas of the western and central fronts, Eritrean troops have now fled Bure in the east.
Eritrean troops continue to occupy territories in the Zalambessa-Aiga region, the Bada-Bure region and Egala region.
On June 10, according to Djibouti, several Eritrean troops deserted their positions, fleeing to the Djiboutian side.
Eritrean troops involved in the fighting stopped at Eritrea ' s borders and did not infringe on Ethiopian territory.
President Isaias further assured President Guelleh that Eritrean troops had no reason to cross the border and that they had not done so.
Eritrean troops have, since 27 February 1999, been redeployed from Badme and its environs which are currently occupied by Ethiopia.
Ethiopia is taking urgent measures to verify if indeed Eritrean troops have withdrawn from all occupied territories in the region.
(4) The aggressor Eritrean troops continue to carry out numerous military and hostile activities inside Sudanese territory. These include the following.
Contrary to what has been reported in various quarters,this is the first time that Eritrean troops are violating our territory and occupying a portion of our soil.
For nine months, Eritrean troops have remained in those Ethiopian territories and Ethiopian citizens living in those areas have had to endure 300 days of Eritrean occupation.
To make matters worse,selected Ethiopian women are being detained by Eritrean troops in the border area for even harsher treatment and rape.
Eritrean troops categorically refused to show the work that was being done to members of the delegation, who managed to view only some of it, all the while that weapons were being pointed in their direction.
Nothing could be further from the truth. At no time have Eritrean troops crossed Eritrea ' s internationally recognized borders as everybody can see.
The present crisis in the relations between Eritrea and Ethiopia was triggered on 6 May1997 by an unprovoked Ethiopian armed attack on Eritrean troops in south-western Eritrea.
Fourthly, the Eritrean Minister in his statement repeatedly denied that Eritrean troops had crossed internationally recognized borders between Ethiopia and Eritrea.
As such, Ethiopia has made it clear that negotiation on this latest development between Eritrea and Ethiopia and on the surrounding events andissues can take place only following the unconditional withdrawal of Eritrean troops from Ethiopian territory.
In his statement,the Head of the Eritrean regime made a public confession that Eritrean troops were fighting alongside the Sudanese rebels in eastern Sudan.
Ethiopia feels that a speedy withdrawal of Eritrean troops from Ethiopian territory is a condition for arresting this situation and for seeking peaceful resolution of whatever disputes there are between Ethiopia and Eritrea.
It reached a climax on 6 May only as a result of the further unprovoked incursions by members of theEthiopian armed forces, which attacked Eritrean troops in the Badme region, in south-western Eritrea.
The continued and increasing presence of Eritrean troops and heavy military equipment inside the Temporary Security Zone has brought the armed forces of the two countries into immediate proximity to each other, seriously heightening tension in many parts of the border area.
His claim that the OAUHigh-level Delegation had informed him that the withdrawal of Eritrean troops would include areas other than Badme and its environs is belied by the record.
As a result of the absence of dialogue between the parties, their failure to cooperate with the Commission, Eritrea ' s refusal to avail itselfof recent diplomatic initiatives and the massive incursion of Eritrean troops into the Temporary Security Zone, tension on the ground has remained very high.
Yet, even in the aftermath of the fighting that was triggered by the unprovoked Ethiopian incursion andattacks on Eritrean troops, Eritrea never crossed its internationally recognized border; but Ethiopia still controls other Eritrean territory in south-western Eritrea.
The regime in Eritrea has persisted in its hostility to the Sudan and has placed its airfields at theservice of those countries supplying the insurgency with weapons. Eritrean troops have participated in the civil war in the Sudan, and some have been captured with the rebels.
(ii) That the reference to redeployment from Badme andits environs is meant to be understood as the withdrawal of Eritrean troops from all occupied Ethiopian territory and their return to positions held before 6 May 1998;
On 31 May, the Prime Minister of Ethiopia announced to the diplomatic community in Addis Ababa that Ethiopia hadverified that all its territories had been cleared of Eritrean troops and that, Ethiopia ' s objective having been fulfilled, the war was over as from that day as far as Ethiopia was concerned.