¡¡ADDIS ABABA, March 11 (Xinhuanet) -- Ethiopian police said Saturday they have found several evidences that indicate the identity of the parties responsible for Tuesday's three explosionsin the country's capital Addis Ababa.

    In a statement available to international media, police said the evidences show that "Sha'ebia (the Eritrean government), terrorists backed by Sha'ebia such as the Oromo Liberation Front (OLF) and other traitors and servants of Sha'ebia were behind the terrorist plots perpetrated in the city."

    "The terrorist plots were aimed at instigating fear and terror in the society and cripple the ongoing development and democratization process in the country," said the police statement.

    According to the statement, investigations on the types and make of the explosives, used in the terrorist attempts, confirmed that most of the explosions were carried out using a grenade knownas C-4.

    "The findings of the investigation indicate that such type of grenade cannot be possessed by individuals, and added that there are indisputable evidences that the grenades were smuggled into the country from Eritrea," it said.

    "The propaganda campaign unleashed by Sha'ebia and its allies as of late clearly indicate that they have fallen pray to miscalculations as to the perceptions of the Ethiopian people."

    The statement further said that Sha'ebia and its allies are "desperately trying to create a breach of thrust and confidence between the people and the Ethiopian government through the dissemination of false propaganda."

    However, it said the Ethiopian people have been demonstrating their resolve to fight against terrorism by working closely with security forces.

    Several tips have been coming in from the public, which the statement said, are highly valuable to the ongoing efforts to bring the culprits to justice.

    The statement called on the public to continue collaborating with the security forces as the explosions are being thoroughly investigated by the federal police.

    Three explosions struck the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa at lunch time on Tuesday, injuring four people and causing slight property damage, police said. Enditem