Sri Lanka Sri Lanka consults India before launching severe retaliation to Tiger Air and ground attacks
Sri Lanka: Sri Lanka consults India before launching severe retaliation to Tiger Air and ground attacks |
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Sri Lanka was in the receiving end. They are planning their massive air, ground and naval retaliation to wipe out the Tamil Tigers. More than 18 Sri Lankan airmen and 16 Tiger rebels were killed in a coordinated air and ground pre-dawn attack on Monday by the Tamil tigers on an air force base in Anuradhapura situated in North-central Sri Lanka. Tigers used two light aircrafts to drop two bombs. The attack had a surprise and precision element. At the same time close to 20 Tiger commandoes attacked the air base with a suicide mission.The battle was fierce between the Tiger commandoes and the security forces at the air base. Sri Lanka Government is consulting with the Indian counterpart at the highest level before crushing the tiger rebels. Sri Lanka may use precision radar guided missile to target the Tiger rebels. They are in consultation with many countries before introducing high-tech weaponry in the region. Set as favorite Bookmark Comments (2)
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Subscribe to this comment's feed| Srilankan government is a Nazi government and they are good at killing innocent tamil civilians |
Gnanaratnam
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This has been reported by INDIA DAILY. We would like to hear from INDIA itself. 1.whether this information is true or false. Come on INDIA |
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