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Sri Lanka: Where Are The Top Leaders Of LTTE?

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Written byRezwan
Posted 21 January 2009 8:17 GMT

The Sri Lankan troops have captured airfields and landing strips used by the LTTE but failed to find their aircraft or air force. The Acorn suggests that either the planes have been dismantled and stowed away or they have been used for the LTTE top leadership's escape.

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  • vinod

    i want to know where is pasal rajapakshey

    26 January 2009, 16:44 pm
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  • Tamil

    IT IS ALL THE TAMIL GOVERNMENT THE TIGERS ARE THE GOOD PEOPLE, EVERYONE BLAMING THE TIGERS ARE VERY WRONG, THIS IS ALL A GENESITE, THE SRI LANKA GOVERNMENT ARE COVERUP PIECES OF FU**ING ShIT!

    15 February 2009, 21:25 pm
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