Examples of using Eritrean defence in English and their translations into French
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The Eritrean Air Force is a smaller branch of the Eritrean Defence Forces.
On the Eritrean side, access to Eritrean Defence Forces positions is frequently denied.
The Eritrean Defence Forces continued to induct troops into the Temporary Security Zone.
The Eritrean Defence Forces have also dug new trench lines in the Zone.
Demining is primarily carried out by the engineering units of the Eritrean defence forces.
The Eritrean Defence Forces have since reduced the number of military personnel working at the construction site.
The facility is the logistical heart of the Eritrean Defence Forces and is visited regularly by President Afwerki.
The Eritrean Defence Forces have undertaken considerable movement of troops in areas adjacent to the northern boundary of the Zone.
The activities of the Eritrean Defence Forces in the war fronts are a reflection of a country intent on war.
Such restrictions have hindered the ability of UNMEE to monitor the area north of the Zone where Eritrean Defence Forces are positioned.
The Eritrean Defence Forces personnel have continued the construction of new defences inside the Temporary Security Zone, including in close proximity to Badme.
This decrease is in large part due to the relocation to higher ground of positions of the Eritrean Defence Forces in preparation for the rainy season.
This massive landmine clearance effort in affected areas was undertaken by Eritrean defence forces engineering units and preparations for humanitarian mine action became operational in 2001.
ammunition and administrative stores were blocked by Eritrean Defence Forces soldiers in Subsector East.
to state that they are actually drawn from regular Eritrean Defence Force units.
in the areas adjacent to the Temporary Security Zone, the Eritrean Defence Forces are engaged in training exercises, especially in Sectors West and Centre.
admitted the presence of Eritrean Defence Forces therein.
During the war massive defensive landmines were planted by the Eritrean defence forces, notwithstanding to the landmines that the Ethiopian armies planted in the Eritrean territories that they have occupied.
The Eritrean Defence Forces, as the working force of the nation,
the Eritrean delegate agreed to visits to Eritrean Defence Force camps and units upon the condition of prior notification.