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x-pert said:Ane manda machang...
But we all know there are some sinhala tigers as well ne
Have to kill them all machang...
Damn, when will this stupid war end...
Not only the way they managed to get into the planes machang.. but how the hell they came such a long way to Anuradhapura without being noticed...?? even their so called air craft has come as well ne.... hmmm....
Something fishy going on. Can feel it
Thats for sure... 1st we need to kill the sinhala tigers....
they must have waited with SAM missiles after there planes dropped mortars to our base. they know we will follow them....
Rebels attack air base in Sri Lanka
TAMIL Tiger rebels attacked an air force base in northern Sri Lanka before dawn today and heavy explosions and gunfire could be heard, the Defence Ministry said.
The attack in the north-central district of Anuradhapura comes amid near daily land, sea and air clashes as a new chapter in a two decade civil war rages on.
"According to the available information, heavy explosions and firing of weapons are still going on," the Defence Ministry said on its website. There were no details of any casualties or damage, and the Tigers were not immediately available for comment.
Military spokesman Brigadier Udaya Nanayakkara said a small group of rebels was attacking the base, but he had no further details.
"There is an attack in the base. There is a small group of LTTE fighters there," he said, referring to the separatist Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam.
"It is definitely the LTTE."
Military sources said army and air force bases in the north had been warned to be on alert for a possible attack by the Tigers' air wing of light aircraft, which bombed oil installations and an air base adjacent to the island's only international airport earlier this year.
The attack in the north, where the renewed civil war is now focused after troops drove the Tigers from bastions in the east of the island, comes after the military said dozens of Tigers were killed in heavy clashes in the north last week.
An estimated 5000 people have been killed since early last year amid near daily land and sea clashes, ambushes and air strikes, taking the death toll since the conflict erupted in 1983 to around 70,000.
The Tigers seek to carve out an independent state in the north and east. The Government rules that out and has instead vowed to evict the rebels from all territory they control.
While the Government has had the upper hand in recent months, analysts say there is no clear winner on the horizon and fear the conflict could rumble on for years.
Counter-terrorism experts say there is no military solution to Sri Lanka's protracted conflict, and that the only hope is for both sides to reach a long-elusive political settlement.
http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story...4-12335,00.html
TAMIL Tiger rebels attacked an air force base in northern Sri Lanka before dawn today and heavy explosions and gunfire could be heard, the Defence Ministry said.
The attack in the north-central district of Anuradhapura comes amid near daily land, sea and air clashes as a new chapter in a two decade civil war rages on.
"According to the available information, heavy explosions and firing of weapons are still going on," the Defence Ministry said on its website. There were no details of any casualties or damage, and the Tigers were not immediately available for comment.
Military spokesman Brigadier Udaya Nanayakkara said a small group of rebels was attacking the base, but he had no further details.
"There is an attack in the base. There is a small group of LTTE fighters there," he said, referring to the separatist Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam.
"It is definitely the LTTE."
Military sources said army and air force bases in the north had been warned to be on alert for a possible attack by the Tigers' air wing of light aircraft, which bombed oil installations and an air base adjacent to the island's only international airport earlier this year.
The attack in the north, where the renewed civil war is now focused after troops drove the Tigers from bastions in the east of the island, comes after the military said dozens of Tigers were killed in heavy clashes in the north last week.
An estimated 5000 people have been killed since early last year amid near daily land and sea clashes, ambushes and air strikes, taking the death toll since the conflict erupted in 1983 to around 70,000.
The Tigers seek to carve out an independent state in the north and east. The Government rules that out and has instead vowed to evict the rebels from all territory they control.
While the Government has had the upper hand in recent months, analysts say there is no clear winner on the horizon and fear the conflict could rumble on for years.
Counter-terrorism experts say there is no military solution to Sri Lanka's protracted conflict, and that the only hope is for both sides to reach a long-elusive political settlement.
http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story...4-12335,00.html
x-pert said:Good that atleast one of their planes are missing... But mann.. 4 of our brothers... Without any purpose..
kiyala wadak na machang..im totally pissed off and dissapointed at the same time..what the hell our watchmen were doing untill these bastards fly over one of the main cities on the front line and bomb the bloody place?? i dont get it..and the result, los of 4 lives, 3 fighter crafts and most of all DIGNITY and PRIDE !
once again, we're hearing a story of "closing the stable after the horse took off"..
Tigers launch air, ground attack on Anuradhapura air base
[TamilNet, Sunday, 21 October 2007, 23:47 GMT]
Liberation Tigers of Tamileelam (LTTE) have launched air and ground attack on Sri Lanka Air Force (SLAF) air base in Anuradhapura in the early hours of Monday, Liberation Tigers Military Spokesman Irasiah Ilanthirayan told TamilNet. Meanwhile, Sri Lankan military sources in Colombo said two MI-24 helicopter gunships stationed in the airbase have been destroyed in the air and ground attack launched between 3:00 and 5:00 a.m. Monday. This is the first time the Tigers have combined both air and ground attack.
Another helicopter, a Bell 212, flown from Vavuniyaa, has crash landed in Mihintale, 13 km east of Anuradhapura.
The attack was still continuing, after 5:00 a.m., according to the sources in Colombo.
Anuradhapura is located 46 km south of Vavuniyaa and 168 km northeast of Colombo.
Further details are not available at the moment
TamilNET
http://www.tamilnet.com/art.html?catid=13&artid=23569
[TamilNet, Sunday, 21 October 2007, 23:47 GMT]
Liberation Tigers of Tamileelam (LTTE) have launched air and ground attack on Sri Lanka Air Force (SLAF) air base in Anuradhapura in the early hours of Monday, Liberation Tigers Military Spokesman Irasiah Ilanthirayan told TamilNet. Meanwhile, Sri Lankan military sources in Colombo said two MI-24 helicopter gunships stationed in the airbase have been destroyed in the air and ground attack launched between 3:00 and 5:00 a.m. Monday. This is the first time the Tigers have combined both air and ground attack.
Another helicopter, a Bell 212, flown from Vavuniyaa, has crash landed in Mihintale, 13 km east of Anuradhapura.
The attack was still continuing, after 5:00 a.m., according to the sources in Colombo.
Anuradhapura is located 46 km south of Vavuniyaa and 168 km northeast of Colombo.
Further details are not available at the moment
TamilNET
http://www.tamilnet.com/art.html?catid=13&artid=23569
ruchira_jay said:kiyala wadak na machang..im totally pissed off and dissapointed at the same time..what the hell our watchmen were doing untill these bastards fly over one of the main cities on the front line and bomb the bloody place?? i dont get it..and the result, los of 4 lives, 3 fighter crafts and most of all DIGNITY and PRIDE !
once again, we're hearing a story of "closing the stable after the horse took off"..
this is tigers dude more actions will come soon
Tigers launch air, ground attack on Anuradhapura air base
[TamilNet, Sunday, 21 October 2007, 23:47 GMT]
Liberation Tigers of Tamileelam (LTTE) launched an air and ground attack on Sri Lanka Air Force (SLAF) air base in Anuradhapura in the early hours of Monday, Liberation Tigers Military Spokesman Irasiah Ilanthirayan told TamilNet. Meanwhile, informed military sources in Colombo said two Russian built MI-24 helicopter gunships stationed in the airbase have been destroyed in the air and ground attack launched between 3:00 and 5:00 a.m. Monday. This is the first time the Tigers have combined both air and ground attack in a raid.
Another helicopter, a Bell 212, flown from the airbase, has crash landed at Doramadalawa in Mihintale area, 13 km east of Anuradhapura, military sources in Colombo said.
3 wounded SLAF airmen have been admitted at the Anuradhapura hospital, according to medical sources.
Continuous explosions were heard inside the airbase from 3:30 a.m. according to Sinhala civilians in the area. The attack was continuing, after 5:00 a.m.
Meanwhile, a SLAF reconnaissance aircraft was observed circling over K'linochchi. Three Kfir fighter jets of the SLAF were also flown over Vanni around 5:00 a.m.
Anuradhapura is situated in the North Central Province, 46 km south of Vavuniyaa and 168 km northeast of Colombo.
[TamilNet, Sunday, 21 October 2007, 23:47 GMT]
Liberation Tigers of Tamileelam (LTTE) launched an air and ground attack on Sri Lanka Air Force (SLAF) air base in Anuradhapura in the early hours of Monday, Liberation Tigers Military Spokesman Irasiah Ilanthirayan told TamilNet. Meanwhile, informed military sources in Colombo said two Russian built MI-24 helicopter gunships stationed in the airbase have been destroyed in the air and ground attack launched between 3:00 and 5:00 a.m. Monday. This is the first time the Tigers have combined both air and ground attack in a raid.
Another helicopter, a Bell 212, flown from the airbase, has crash landed at Doramadalawa in Mihintale area, 13 km east of Anuradhapura, military sources in Colombo said.
3 wounded SLAF airmen have been admitted at the Anuradhapura hospital, according to medical sources.
Continuous explosions were heard inside the airbase from 3:30 a.m. according to Sinhala civilians in the area. The attack was continuing, after 5:00 a.m.
Meanwhile, a SLAF reconnaissance aircraft was observed circling over K'linochchi. Three Kfir fighter jets of the SLAF were also flown over Vanni around 5:00 a.m.
Anuradhapura is situated in the North Central Province, 46 km south of Vavuniyaa and 168 km northeast of Colombo.
COLOMBO, Oct 22 - The Tamil Tigers' nascent air wing dropped two bombs on an air force base in north Sri Lanka before dawn on Monday, the military said, but there were no immediate details of any casualties from the land and air attack.
The rebel air strike in the north-central district of Anuradhapura comes months after the Tigers' first ever air attacks using light aircraft smuggled into the country in pieces, and amid near daily land, air and sea clashes as renewed civil war grinds on.
"An LTTE aircraft has come and dropped two bombs on the base," said military spokesman Brigadier Udaya Nanayakkara. "We have no details of any casualties."
He said a small group of Tiger fighters had also attacked the base from the ground.
An air force spokesman said two MI-24 helicopters parked at the base were damaged in the attack, while another helicopter in the air was forced to make a crash landing. There were no details on the condition of the crew.
A search operation was underway around the air force base, one of Sri Lanka's largest.
(Reuters)
The rebel air strike in the north-central district of Anuradhapura comes months after the Tigers' first ever air attacks using light aircraft smuggled into the country in pieces, and amid near daily land, air and sea clashes as renewed civil war grinds on.
"An LTTE aircraft has come and dropped two bombs on the base," said military spokesman Brigadier Udaya Nanayakkara. "We have no details of any casualties."
He said a small group of Tiger fighters had also attacked the base from the ground.
An air force spokesman said two MI-24 helicopters parked at the base were damaged in the attack, while another helicopter in the air was forced to make a crash landing. There were no details on the condition of the crew.
A search operation was underway around the air force base, one of Sri Lanka's largest.
(Reuters)
x-pert said:Ane manda machang...
But we all know there are some sinhala tigers as well ne
Have to kill them all machang...
Damn, when will this stupid war end...
Not only the way they managed to get into the planes machang.. but how the hell they came such a long way to Anuradhapura without being noticed...?? even their so called air craft has come as well ne.... hmmm....
Something fishy going on. Can feel it
