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Beaten Tigers offer to silence guns at last
Over 100 LTTE cadres killed in offensive
All hostages rescued, army says
Prabhakaran’s fate unknown
Hours after the army crushed the LTTE’s last offensive action launched on the Mullaitivu front at 1.30 a.m. yesterday killing about 100 cadres, the LTTE offered to silence its guns.
Among the dead were several senior LTTE cadres.....
President Mahinda Rajapaksa pays
respects to the land of birth after returning from Jordan yesterday
morning. Pic. Sudath Silva
Lanka accuses UN, news
agencies of collaborating with LTTE
Foreign Secretary Dr. Palitha Kohona
yesterday dismissed the threat of hauling the Sri Lankan political and
military leadership before an international war crimes tribunal as a
cynical exercise.
Invoking
Sivaram’s Satan
As the LTTE’s end game played itself out on the sands of
the Mullaitivu coast...
