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Amidst a simmering political debate over LTTE assets seized by the government following the collapse of the LTTE in May, the Sri Lanka Navy brought three LTTE ships to the Sri Lankan waters.
Well informed sources told The Island that the government had taken custody of the vessels following negotiations with foreign officials subsequent to information provided by the new LTTEleader KP, who had been in charge of the LTTE arms procurement network.
The Island in its December 2 issue exclusively reported a move to take over ships belonging to the LTTE.
Authoritative sources said that the three ships were believed to be among the LTTE fleet that was targeted by the SLN during September 2006 – October 2007 period.
Tweedledum & Tweedledee

Labour Minister Mervyn Silva
with former UNP National Organiser S. B. Dissanayake at the latter’s
residence in Battaramulla. Dissanayake defected to the government on
Monday.
(Photo-Nihal Chandrakumara)




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