UDA claim ceasefire to continue indefinitely

THE Ulster Defence Association (UDA) yesterday claimed to have extended its ceasefire indefinitely.

Even though the paramilitary organisation has been blamed for murders, beatings and drug dealing, it insisted the so-called end to military operations, first announced a year ago, would continue.

A statement issued by the UDA’s political wing stressed support for the political process in Belfast.

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