Examples of using Eritrean troops in English and their translations into French
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this is the first time that Eritrean troops are violating our territory
The loss suffered by Eritrea at the western front contributed to the success of Ethiopia's campaign to evict Eritrean troops of occupation in other areas along the common border.
not wholly depends on whether there is a possibility for ensuring the withdrawal of Eritrean troops from Ethiopian territory peacefully,
The induction of Eritrean troops in parts of the temporary security zone in October 2006
the Prime Minister of Ethiopia announced to the diplomatic community in Addis Ababa that Ethiopia had verified that all its territories had been cleared of Eritrean troops and that, Ethiopia's objective having been fulfilled,
the Head of the Eritrean regime made a public confession that Eritrean troops were fighting alongside the Sudanese rebels in eastern Sudan.
the massive incursion of Eritrean troops into the Temporary Security Zone,
the main supply line for Eritrean troops on the western front of the fighting.
indicated that it would be impossible as long as Eritrean troops remained deployed in the Zone, adding that dialogue on the many practical issues related to boundary demarcation remained necessary.
indeed noted the presence of hundreds of Eritrean troops at several places in our territory.
attend the proximity talks, it would not stop fighting unless it ensured the withdrawal of the Eritrean troops from all areas still under occupation.
the Summit expressed concern over"the recent military attack by Eritrean troops" in Ras Doumeira and"called upon both parties,
2007 to begin implementing the agreement signed by the two parties in Tripoli on 8 February 2006 by setting up border observation posts staffed by 500 Chadian, Libyan, Sudanese and Eritrean troops.
On the date referred to, Eritrean troops moved into Ethiopian territory
we have been witnessing a progressive growth of Eritrean troops at our common border since February 2008(see enclosure),
confirmed the withdrawal of Eritrean troops from Djiboutian territory,
Despite the statements coming out of Asmara about the localities invaded by Eritrean troops being Eritrean, the truth is that the locality of Badme and part of Shiraro, which are now under the occupation of Eritrean troops, have never ever been part of Eritrea,
However, in a statement of 30 May, Ethiopia claimed that while Eritrean troops had fled Bure, it had not been verified that they had vacated Bada on the north-east frontier and that it was taking urgent measures to verify if indeed Eritrean troops had withdrawn from all occupied territories in the area.
we have the document for everyone to see- that before 12 May 1998 Eritrean troops were within Eritrea, and after 12 May
the thrust of our message being that Eritrean troops would have to withdraw from Ethiopian territory unconditionally for negotiations to commence between the two countries on whatever disputes there might be between them.