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Troops take control of LTTE runway

Wednesday, 1 October 2008 - 4:57 AM SL Time

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The troops have succeeded in capturing an area North East of Mankulam in Mullaitivu, including an LTTE runway in the Pannikamkulam area.

Providing more information on this capture, Military Spokesman Brig. Udaya Nanayakkar said the troops of the 57th Division captured the runway in the Mullaitivu District at Pannikamkulam located seven kilometres North East of Mankulam. The LTTE terrorists used this runway for their activities. He said the Security Forces are consolidating their positions in the area.

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Revy
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LK Information  30 Sep 2008 22:24:31 GMT  Report for Abuse  
The statement by nanabanana makes no sense??? North EAST of Mankulam would put it on the EAST side of the A9, the 57 div has not crossed the A9 yet so WTF is he talking about? I assume North WEST.
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LK Information  30 Sep 2008 22:27:47 GMT  Report for Abuse  
The statement by nanabanana makes no sense??? North EAST of Mankulam would put it on the EAST side of the A9, the 57 div has not crossed the A9 yet so WTF is he talking about? I assume North WEST.


Oh...

Probably they have captured Ratmlana air strip by mistake :)
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LK Information  1 Oct 2008 00:08:45 GMT  Report for Abuse  
Its probabl one of those fake runways made by ltte to confuse these idiotss... lol

they keep on bombing these fake ones and say that 'we bombed ltte key points'
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LK Information  1 Oct 2008 00:11:14 GMT  Report for Abuse  
Starting of Run aways...
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LK Information  1 Oct 2008 00:40:31 GMT  Report for Abuse  
Hooray run-aways!
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LK Information  1 Oct 2008 01:17:58 GMT  Report for Abuse  
Runway genocide
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LK Information  1 Oct 2008 03:57:36 GMT  Report for Abuse  
Mmm.... I think this is a training ground for LTTE, if there is a Runway, where are they going to keep the flights? Once a flight is landed, how can they move it to a safer place?? any connecting roads (At least) else this may be a training ground, not an Air Strip. May be Praba Horen Horen practicing to run 1500 meters, so he can run and win when SL forces chase him
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LK Information  1 Oct 2008 03:59:20 GMT  Report for Abuse  
The LTTE terrorists used this runway for their activities.

If it is an active runaway the Zlin 143s should close by. They cannot carry a Zln far away from run away.
where are they?
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LK Information  1 Oct 2008 04:01:27 GMT  Report for Abuse  
Mmm.... I think this is a training ground for LTTE, if there is a Runway, where are they going to keep the flights? Once a flight is landed, how can they move it to a safer place?? any connecting roads (At least) else this may be a training ground, not an Air Strip. May be Praba Horen Horen practicing to run 1500 meters, so he can run and win when SL forces chase him


well Zlins are not exactly large planes in the first place :)
my biggest worry is that SLAF of MI not being able to know about this runway earlier since this places seems to be intact...
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LK Information  1 Oct 2008 04:37:53 GMT  Report for Abuse  
The pics of the runway is on defence.lk for all you caliming this to be punnakku
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