Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam victimizations have been reported as recently as January 28, 2010 by Wikipedia. Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam victimizations have involved 1 person and 3 organizations.
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Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam attack victim
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...of Kilinochchi, the Ministry of Defence had stated that the military's next target was Mullaitivu and the " battle has already begun". Leaflets had been dropped by the Sri Lanka Air Force earlier over the town,...
Read more: Battle of Mullaitivu (2009)
Wikipedia | January 28, 2010
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...stated that the government remained committed to the cease-fire.. Likewise, the LTTE also claimed that they were committed to the ceasefire The sluice gates were eventually reopened on August 8, with...
Read more: Eastern Theater of Eelam War IV
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...ground troops began an operation to open the gate. Palitha Kohona, a government spokesman, stated that the government remained committed to the cease-fire.. Likewise, the LTTE also claimed that they were...
Read more: Eelam War IV
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... attacked withdrawing Tamil Tigers. According to Air Force of Sri Lanka , Mi-24 helicopter gunships sunk two LTTE boats 4 km north of Vidattaltivu around 1:00 PM local time. On September 2, SLA forces managed...
Read more: 2008-2009 Sri Lankan Army Northern offensive
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...northern coast sinking five and killing 40 rebels, officials said. They said that between 15 to 29 Sea Tiger boats were engaged in the battle. The navy said it used gun boats and helicopter gunships in the...
Read more: Battle of Point Pedro (2007)
