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<blockquote data-quote="rapa" data-source="post: 623212" data-attributes="member: 212"><p>This is not a hollywood show.</p><p>Look at the bravery the have !!! Amzing!!!</p><p> </p><p> </p><p><strong>SLA Commandos closing in to LTTE's Beiruit camp complex: Thoppigala</strong></p><p> </p><p>Sri Lanka army's commando units engaged in the Thoppigala offensive braved their way through rocky terrain, land mines, death traps and rough weather to reach the boundaries of LTTE's Beiruit camp. The Beiruit complex is the last LTTE stronghold in the eastern province.</p><p>Offensive to capture Thoppigala started when Army's Special Forces units penetrated LTTE defense lines on February 24th. Although the offensive met almost no LTTE resistance in early days, it has now come under heavy LTTE counterattacks. LTTE offered fierce resistance when troops attempted to capture the final LTTE defense line (near Narakamulla east) on the 19th.</p><p>The FDL was fortified with 6 bunkers and 3 minor camps. Even after a heavy barrage of artillery and tank fire at the FDL, LTTE had not vacated their positions.</p><p>The LTTE was taken by surprise by army's next move. Nearly 50 soldiers of the Commando regiment stormed into LTTE bunkers and opened fire on defending terrorists. In a few seconds, the entire situation of the battle changed. LTTE cadres who initially had the upper hand of the battle were now trapped inside their own bunker line.</p><p>This devastating commando raid left 30 terrorists dead. 03 LTTE cadres had committed suicide during the battle.</p><p>In contrast to heavy LTTE casualties, only 4 commando personnel received injuries.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rapa, post: 623212, member: 212"] This is not a hollywood show. Look at the bravery the have !!! Amzing!!! [B]SLA Commandos closing in to LTTE's Beiruit camp complex: Thoppigala[/B] Sri Lanka army's commando units engaged in the Thoppigala offensive braved their way through rocky terrain, land mines, death traps and rough weather to reach the boundaries of LTTE's Beiruit camp. The Beiruit complex is the last LTTE stronghold in the eastern province. Offensive to capture Thoppigala started when Army's Special Forces units penetrated LTTE defense lines on February 24th. Although the offensive met almost no LTTE resistance in early days, it has now come under heavy LTTE counterattacks. LTTE offered fierce resistance when troops attempted to capture the final LTTE defense line (near Narakamulla east) on the 19th. The FDL was fortified with 6 bunkers and 3 minor camps. Even after a heavy barrage of artillery and tank fire at the FDL, LTTE had not vacated their positions. The LTTE was taken by surprise by army's next move. Nearly 50 soldiers of the Commando regiment stormed into LTTE bunkers and opened fire on defending terrorists. In a few seconds, the entire situation of the battle changed. LTTE cadres who initially had the upper hand of the battle were now trapped inside their own bunker line. This devastating commando raid left 30 terrorists dead. 03 LTTE cadres had committed suicide during the battle. In contrast to heavy LTTE casualties, only 4 commando personnel received injuries. [/QUOTE]
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