
More than two dozen people have been killed in a bus-blast in the south-east of Sri-Lanka on the same day the government formally withdrew from a ceasefire.
Via BBC

More than two dozen people have been killed in a bus-blast in the south-east of Sri-Lanka on the same day the government formally withdrew from a ceasefire.
Via BBC
Posted by
netID UK
at
10:18 AM
0
comments
Labels: desi, desi-conflict, desi-war, people, sinhalese, sri lanka, tamil
On Thursday, the Sri Lankan government notified the mission of its-decision to pull out of the 2002 Norwegian-brokered truce, saying the agreement had allowed Tamil-rebels to regroup.
The collapse of the truce was accompanied by continued battles near rebel-held territory in Sri Lanka's north. Foreign Minister Rohitha Bogollagama told reporters Friday that Norwegian monitors will have what he call a redefined role.
Via VOA
Posted by
netID UK
at
6:10 PM
0
comments
Labels: desi, desi-conflict, desi-war, people, sinhalese, sri lanka, tamil
Links: TubeDesi - Tube Bollywood - Bangladesh Blogger - thisismylife.co.uk - DESINet