Examples of using The eritrean regime in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Eritrean regime has neither the moral nor the. .
The Eritrean regime has not limited its indiscriminate attack on civilians to northern Ethiopia.
Late last year, the Security Council at last, after a long delay,imposed targeted sanctions on the Eritrean regime.
The Eritrean regime has not limited its act of indiscriminate attack on civilians to northern Ethiopia.
Having thus bought valuable time to regroup and reorganize the Eritrean regime continued to hold on to Ethiopian territory for more than 15 months.
The Eritrean regime continues to offer political, training and logistic support to those organizations.
Despite the appeal made by the international community, the Eritrean regime has continued to violate the basic human rights of Ethiopians.
The Eritrean regime, however, in a futile attempt to deny its defeat, is continuing to insist that the war is not over.
In the first week of June,for no reason except to cause destruction, the Eritrean regime indiscriminately shelled and completely destroyed the Ethiopian town of Zalambessa.
Thirdly, the Eritrean regime attempted to invade the northern borders of Djibouti in 1997, but backed off due to international pressure.
Noting with serious concern the fact thatEthiopian civilians remain the central target of the Eritrean regime since day one of its unprovoked aggression against Ethiopia;
Under these circumstances, the Eritrean regime will have to bear full responsibility for any destruction that is caused by the needless prolongation of the conflict.
That representative had named three countries in particular, but Ethiopia maintained good relations with those countries,as it had with Eritrea until May 1998 when the Eritrean regime had committed its aggression.
Humanitarian principles The Eritrean regime has continued to launch unfounded allegations against Ethiopia for expelling en masse Eritrean civilians residing in Ethiopia.
According to reliable information reaching us directly from Eritrea,the defeat on the battleground has only encouraged the Eritrean regime and its followers to intensify their crimes against Ethiopians who havethe misfortune of living in Eritrea.
(3) Regarding also what the Eritrean regime has stated in the above-mentioned letter about cluster bombing, we should like to inform you that the Sudan does not even possess such a weapon.
In the first week of June,for no reason except to cause destruction, the Eritrean regime indiscriminately shelled and completely destroyed the Ethiopian town of Zalambessa.
The Eritrean regime not only occupied this area, but its forces occupied the area from Karora to Marafit in the north and up to Aquiqu on the coast, thus penetrating 112 kilometres inside Sudanese territory.
But we will call a spade a spade, here and everywhere,however much the Eritrean regime tries to present itself as a victim, because all aggressors throughout history have presented themselves as victims.
The Eritrean regime that, by means of the letter from its Minister for Foreign Affairs, seeks to delude the international community into believing that there has been a Sudanese conspiracy to assassinate its President is the same regime that has persisted in threatening the security, peace and stability of the entire region.
His delegation onceagain called upon the international community to condemn the Eritrean regime for its aggression, deplore its racist propaganda and attacks and hold it accountable for its war crimes.
In talking about repression in the Sudan, the Eritrean regime would like Africa, indeed the whole world, to forget the physical liquidation of the following Eritrean leaders assassinated by the EPLF Government, just to mention a few.
Consequently, his delegation onceagain appealed to the international community to stop the Eritrean regime from continuing to perpetrate brutality and crimes against innocent Ethiopian civilians as a weapon of vengeance for its humiliating defeat on all battlefronts.
Contrary to what the letter of the Eritrean regime states, it was Sudanese aircraft that were subjected to aggression and fire while flying inside Sudanese territory.
Urges the international community to put pressure upon the Eritrean regime to ensure the immediate and unconditional release of civilian Ethiopian detainees in different concentration and killing camps of Eritrea;
Even in the face of naked aggression and continuous provocation by the Eritrean regime, the Ethiopian Government is totally committed to respect the rights of Eritreans living in its territory and fully guarantees them to live and work in peace.
(d) In its enmity against the Sudan, the Eritrean regime has gone so far as to shoot down a Sudanese helicopter flying along the border inside Sudanese territory with a SAM-7 anti-aircraft missile fired from inside Eritrean territory, killing its crew.
Urges the international community to put pressure upon the Eritrean regime for the full and immediate disclosure of the whereabouts of Ethiopian nationals abducted from the Eritrean towns of Keren, Massawa, Assab and Asmara, as well as from different localities in that country;