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Rebels killed in Sri Lanka military airstrike

A Sri Lankan air force raid on a Tamil rebel training base in the island’s north may have killed or wounded as many as 70 guerrillas, the Defence Ministry said today.

Wed, 18 Apr, 2007

Sri Lanka troops raid university

Hundreds of Sri Lankan soldiers raided a university, seizing computers and detaining a student, in the northern Tamil heartland where the government has been battling separatist rebels, the military and a pro-rebel website said today.

Sun, 20 Aug, 2006

Envoy has narrow escape as mine attack kills seven in Colombo

PAKISTAN’S top envoy has escaped a mine blast which killed seven people as Tamil Tiger rebels accused Sri Lanka of bombing an orphanage and killing 61 amid ferocious battles elsewhere.

Tue, 15 Aug, 2006

Sri Lankan air raid 'kills at least 43 schoolgirls'

A pro-rebel website today reported that Sri Lankan jets bombed a children's home in the country's rebel-held north-east, killing 43 schoolgirls who were there taking a first aid course.

Mon, 14 Aug, 2006

Mass funerals for thousands in Sri Lanka

MASS funerals of thousands of tsunami victims got underway in Sri Lanka yesterday as volunteers pulled more decomposed corpses from washed out trains, cars and smashed buildings.

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