Eritrea's Foreign Ministry says the country's sovereignty is not negotiable and calls the invasion accusation a fabrication
The statement said Eritrean Defence Forces are within Eritrea's own borders.

The Eritrean Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement published on Shabait that Eritrea's sovereignty and territorial integrity are not negotiable. It said Eritrean Defence Forces are inside Eritrea's internationally recognised borders and called the accusation that Eritrea invaded Ethiopia a fabrication.
The Eritrean Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement on 21 October saying Eritrea's sovereignty and territorial integrity are not negotiable. The statement said the Eritrean Defence Forces are inside Eritrea's internationally recognised borders and called the accusation that Eritrea invaded Ethiopia a fabrication. It said those borders were set by the 2002 award of the Eritrea-Ethiopia Boundary Commission. The ministry said Eritrea holds no territorial claims against Ethiopia, and rejected appeals to both sides to de-escalate as obscuring who is responsible. The statement was published on Shabait and offered no evidence for its accusations against Ethiopia.
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