Examples of using Eritrean forces in English and their translations into Spanish
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Another eritrean forces' attack repulsed.
The letter also gave details of dates of military operations andplaces allegedly attacked by Eritrean forces.
The Eritrean forces seized a number of vehicles and pieces of equipment.
The prisoners taken acknowledged that Eritrean forces had participated in the attack.
Eritrean forces to redeploy from Badme and environs as a mark of goodwill and consideration to the OAU;
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Details of likely clashes provoked by the Eritrean forces will be given when available.
Eritrean forces to redeploy from Badme and environs as a mark of goodwill and consideration to OAU;
The French mediation effort almost collapsed when on 10 August, Eritrean forces occupied Hanish al-Saghir.
Again on the Bure front, Eritrean forces are launching attacks from their base some 38 kilometres from Assab.
Moreover, it has treated prisoners of war taken as the result of the military engagement with Eritrean forces in the most human way.
Eritrean forces shall begin to redeploy from Badme and environs to the positions held prior to 6 May 1998.
The armed conflict began in May 1998 when Eritrean forces crossed the border and occupied areas under Ethiopian administration.
By 23 May, Ethiopia claimed to have occupied some command posts on the Zalambessa front and that Eritrean forces were retreating in disarray.
While Eritrean forces have been kicked out of Badme, they still occupy Ethiopian territory that they captured during their invasion of Ethiopia last year.
I would merely recall the information provided to the Security Council by the Sudan with regard to the dispatch of Eritrean forces to attack Sudanese civilians.
A mine laid by Eritrean forces exploded in the Abu Gamal area, and a flare was subsequently fired from Jabal Tambakayt by Eritrean forces.
Yet Ethiopia has falsely portrayed Eritrea as an aggressor country by claiming that Eritrean forces invaded Ethiopian territory on 12 May.
Beginning at 6 this morning, Eritrean forces began continuous shelling from their posts at Geamahlo on the Badme/Sheraro front.
Ever since the Eritrean regime unleashed the unprovoked aggression against Ethiopia, the Eritrean forces have deliberately chosen to strike at civilian targets.
Eritrean forces and an opposition terrorist force consisting of seven men armed with Kalashnikovs and Granovs captured two citizens from the Rashayidah tribe at Gardah.
On 15 December 1996,Sudanese forces removed an anti-vehicle mine that Eritrean forces had planted 1,900 metres from Khawr Umly, near the town of Hamashkurayb.
Eritrean forces had bombed densely-populated towns, killing and maiming civilians, desecrating churches and deliberately destroying Ethiopia's social and economic infrastructure.
During the period under review,the monitoring operations provided the Mission with additional information on the positions and activities of Eritrean forces redeployed outside the Temporary Security Zone.
In total, it was alleged that the Eritrean forces might number between 500 and 600 troops, although they could be quickly reinforced with troops from the port of Assab or other locations close to the border.
If we put in context successive pronouncements made during the peace process relating to the withdrawal of Eritrean forces from Ethiopian territories, they establish without any doubt that Eritrea committed aggression against Ethiopia in May 1998.
At 0910 hours Eritrean forces at Tamarat camp east of Awwad pursued an Eritrean conscript into Sudanese territory. This led him to surrender to Sudanese forces. .
However, the parties could not reach an agreement on the redeployment of Ethiopian forces and repositioning of Eritrean forces, and maintained differing views over which areas were or were not under Ethiopian administration before 6 May 1998.
An anti-vehicle mine laid by Eritrean forces and opposition terrorist groups exploded under a passenger bus near the border village of Diman. The civilian bus driver was killed and three other civilians were injured.
Ethiopia's refusal to redeploy, the continuation, on the contrary,of its attacks on Eritrean forces inside undisputed Eritrean territory to extend the areas it controls, threatens to frustrate the ongoing peace talks in Algiers.
The anti-tank andanti-personnel mines used by the Eritrean Forces and their allies have resulted in grave losses of life and property, and jeopardized the security of innocent citizens in eastern Sudan.