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July 31, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Tamil Tigers in troop ship attack

Tamil Tiger rebels have attacked a ship carrying hundreds of Sri Lankan troops as it tried to enter the eastern port of Trincomalee. The attack comes as the Sri Lankan army is engaged in a full-scale ground battle with the Tigers over a disputed waterway some 70 kms away. Meanwhile Sweden said on Tu

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Tamil Tiger rebels have attacked a ship carrying hundreds of Sri Lankan troops as it tried to enter the eastern port of Trincomalee. The attack comes as the Sri Lankan army is engaged in a full-scale ground battle with the Tigers over a disputed waterway some 70 kms away.

Meanwhile Sweden said on Tuesday it would pull out its staff from the Sri Lanka Monitoring Mission (SLMM).

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