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Defensive operations continues
Wednesday, 14 November 2007 - 10:05 AM SL Time
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Security forces continuing on counter terrorists operations in the Northern Province confronted with LTTE terrorists at Wanni and Northern fronts at several instances during last 24 hours. Reports received so far indicate that at least 27 terrorists were killed and many others were injured in the incidents that had taken place at Mannar, Vavuniya and Jaffna fronts.
Mannar Front
Troops conducting clearing operation immediately ahead of Mannar front have so far confronted with LTTE terrorists at five separate locations today (November 13), defence sources said.
In the general area North of Uylankulama, troops attacked and destroyed a terrorists` bunker around 5.a.m. Ground sources have confirmed one terrorist was killed and at least four others were injured in the incident. No harm was reported to own troops, sources further said.
Separately, troops intercepted a group of LTTE infiltrators in the North of Adampan area around 8.30.a.m. According to the ground sources, three terrorists were killed and another three were injured in the incident. No casualties to own troops, sources said.
Troops manning the Forward Defence Line (FDL) in the North of Uylankulma area observed and engaged small arms fire at a group of LTTE infiltrators around 9.30.a.m. Ground sources said three terrorists were gunned down at the incident.
Also, in Northwest of Adampan area troops gunned down two more LTTE cadres around 12.45, this afternoon (November 13). Sources said that troops opened fire at the terrorist as they were moving towards the security forces FDL.
At Sirinavakulama, troops claimed at least two terrorists were killed when soldiers opened fire at a group of LTTE cadres attempting to breach the FDL around 4 this morning (November 13). During subsequent search, troops found two bodies of LTTE cadres along with two T-56 assault riffles, map, a compass and dog tags, the sources said.
According to reports, no damages were caused to own forces.
Vavuniya Front
Meanwhile, in the Vavuniya front troops engaged small arms and machine gun fire at a terrorists` hideout in the Umayaratuvarankulama area around 1.50, last afternoon (November 12). Ground troops have confirmed that four terrorists were killed in this incident. Terrorists also retaliated with mortar fire causing injuries to one soldier. The injured soldier has been admitted to General Hospital Anuradhapura.
At Navtkulama troops manning the FDL gunned down two more LTTE terrorists around 12.45.p.m on yesterday (November 12). Sources said, that troops opened fire after having observed the terrorists trying to infiltrate own FDL.
Meanwhile on the same day (November 12) , troops engaged in mine clearing operations in the Vavuniya front removed 79 anti personnel mines emplaced by LTTE from the Kallikkulam, Thampanai, and Periyathampanai area. A claymore mine weighing 2.5kg was also found during the clearing operations in the Periyathampanai area.
Jaffna Front
In the Jaffna front troops continued their pre-emptive strikes at terrorists` locations in the Muhamalai area yesterday and today. According to the reports at least 10 terrorists were killed in these incidents.
Three terrorists were killed when troops manning forward defences at Muhamalai today (November 13) responded to an LTTE attack early morning. According to military sources, LTTE elements were forced to retreat in the face of heavy resistance from troops. Meanwhile, ground troops confirmed that two LTTE bunkers were destroyed during the counter attack.
Separately, the Media Centre for National Security (MCNS) said Sri Lanka army soldiers overran the first bunker line of LTTE at Muhamalai and destroyed three bunkers last morning (November, 12) .Quoting the ground sources the MCNS further said that five LTTE cadres were killed in this incident.
The MCNS said troops advancing from own defence line had launched a surprise attack at the terror bunker line around 5.a.m. The soldiers had maintained domination in the area for about one hour and returned to own defence line, sources added. One soldier sustained injuries and admitted to Military Hospital Palay. Intercepted radio transmission of LTTE has revealed that an LTTE leader known as Kadir Neelawn was also killed in the incident.
Elsewhere, troops gunned down two more LTTE cadres at two separate incidents occurred at Muhamalai and Nagarkovil on the same day evening (November 12).According to the sources soldiers having observed terrorists infiltrators had opened fire at one at Muhamalai and the other at Nagarkovil around 11.30.a.m.
Defensive operations are continuing.
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SatanKaBacha
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14 Nov 2007 04:12:32 GMT Report for Abuse
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Wasn't this guy reporting for defence.lk chuckling when he was penning this?!
:P
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Sinthaka Senior Member
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14 Nov 2007 04:13:00 GMT Report for Abuse
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And latest casualty is Duminda Silva:)
Did you see his press conference yesterday? The fellow was all tear-eyed, blabbering like a giddy idiot and praising Maama.
Hilarious!
:)))
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Sinthaka Senior Member
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14 Nov 2007 04:17:00 GMT Report for Abuse
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Defensive operations continues
And Tiger Operations would continue, as soon as Velu can unstuck himself and shift his bulk from his Bunker.
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Pera Senior Member
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14 Nov 2007 04:26:46 GMT Report for Abuse
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Sinthaka,
Did you see his press conference yesterday? The fellow was all tear-eyed, blabbering like a giddy idiot and praising Maama.
Yes...I know the guy alright.
Once he took a married woman and later got married to her daughter. Then proceeded to rape underage sister of his 'wife'!
Mahinda mama is making a real Acchcharu! In few years UNP will have ONLY Ranil :)
PERA
Edited By - Pera - 14 Nov 2007 04:27:22 GMT |
Pera Senior Member
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14 Nov 2007 04:29:08 GMT Report for Abuse
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Jeewan is 'exposing' GOSL human rights records, but wanna keep mum on his Wife's right abuses :)
Ten media chiefs including editors-in-chief summoned to courts
(Lanka-e-News, November 13, 1.00 PM) Well known human rights activist Jeewan Thyagarajah filed a defamation case today at Colombo district
court against ten chiefs of media institutes that published a news on a case filed by his wife under Prevention of Domestic Violence Act accusing him physical and mental intimidation and bringing a dog to the room of her who is
allergic and asthmatic.
On October 18, when the case was heard, the Additional Magistrate Sujeewa Nissanka told not report the case in media. However, Thyagarajah's lawyers did not object the media reporting.
The judge issued summons to the chiefs of ten media institutes to appear before the courts on November 21 when the case was called today.
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AnuD Senior Member
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14 Nov 2007 04:32:55 GMT Report for Abuse
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Wasn't this guy reporting for defence.lk chuckling when he was penning this?!
I am sure he was happy because it is a HUMANITARIAN Operation to Liberate Stranded civilians.
Did you see his press conference yesterday? The fellow was all tear-eyed, blabbering like a giddy idiot and praising Maama.
I think it is all about Protecting their corrupt - business interests and nothing else. |
LankanWay Senior Member
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14 Nov 2007 04:33:11 GMT Report for Abuse
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Keep it going and liberate innocent Tamil civilians from terrorism...
'Lankan Govt sincere on negotiated settlement'
N. Manoharan , a senior fellow of the Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies, New Delhi
The Sri Lankan Government's overall sincerity towards a negotiated settlement should not be doubted, states N. Manoharan , a senior fellow of the Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies, New Delhi stated in an article published in the Indian Express yesterday. Manoharan said President Mahinda Rajapaksa wants to weaken the LTTE as much as possible while pursuing peace talks.
Full article:
http://mawbima.blogspot.com/2007/11/lankan-govt-sincere-on-negotiated.html
Edited By - LankanWay - 14 Nov 2007 04:35:23 GMT |
Sinthaka Senior Member
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14 Nov 2007 04:35:22 GMT Report for Abuse
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Pera,
Another similar case....
the 'Leader' is 'exposing' GOSL corruption, but wants to keep mum on their corruption....
Sri Lankan media: Editor Sonali threatens to sue Asian Tribune exposing corruption in Leader papers
Wed, 2007-11-14 06:22
In a blatant move to prevent the Asian Tribune from exposing the backdoor political deals cut by the Editor of the Leader, Lasantha Wickrematunga, to get Ms. Sonali Samarasinghe, a journalist working for him, appointed as Minister to the Sri Lankan High Commission in Australia, she has issued a threat to sue the Asia Tribune.
The Asian Tribune ran the first installment exposing the background to the culture of corruption prevailing in the Sri Lankan media. In the second installment Asian Tribune promised to run next Sunday on ?How Ms. Sonali Samarasinghe got a diplomatic post by sitting on the lap of her Editor, Lasantha Wickrematunga?. The intention was to establish how political deals are made by newspapers bosses to get favours from their political cronies ? a corruption which the Leader would decry and expose if committed by any other member of the public.
Birds of Feather.....
Edited By - Sinthaka - 14 Nov 2007 04:37:23 GMT |
AnuD Senior Member
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14 Nov 2007 04:36:27 GMT Report for Abuse
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This is how a TRUE LEADER talks.
Lt. Gen. Fonseka meanwhile insisted the LTTE can be defeated militarily.
?The President has stated he likes to convince the terrorists that getting a solution by military means is not going to work for them,? the General also said.
?We want to also convince them you can never beat us militarily and you can never get what you want by military means. We are capable of beating them militarily. We have done it one area in the eastern province.?
?And if still they don?t understand, we have to do it once more, hoping they will understand.? |
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