Sri Lanka

12 LTTE cadres killed in separate incidents




At least 10 cadres of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE
<http://www.satp.org/satporgtp/countries/shrilanka/terroristoutfits/LTTE\
.HTM> ) were killed by troops when a group of the outfit's cadres
attempted to breach the security forces FDL (forward defence lines) in
the Eluththumaduwal area of Jaffna district on October 9, reports Sri
Lanka Army.

Separately, troops confronted a group of LTTE cadres in the north of
Giant Tank in the Vavuniya district and killed two of them. Three
soldiers were also injured.

The Finance and State Revenue Minister Ranjith Siyambalapitiya on
October 10 told Parliament that the former United National Party (UNP)
government had given millions of rupees to the LTTE Peace Secretariat
and the Tamil Rehabilitation Organisation (TRO) without seeking approval
from Parliament, reports Daily News. The Minister said that the then UNP
Government in 2004 released Rupees 3.15 million to the LTTE Peace
Secretariat to pay duty on radio equipment imported by the LTTE. The UNP
had also given rupees 13.02 million to the LTTE Peace Secretariat to
purchase six 4WD Double Cabs. According to the Minister, the former UNP
government also gave Rupees 60 million to implement four TRO projects.
All together, the UNP has paid Rupees 76.17 million to the LTTE without
seeking any Cabinet approval.

Meanwhile, the United States reiterated that despite recent military
victories both the Sri Lankan government and the LTTE must realize there
can be no military solution to Sri Lanka's conflict, Colombo Page
reported. Ambassador Robert Blake said in Colombo that the Sri Lankan
military has achieved important victories in the past year, adding that
"such victories and U.S. support for Sri Lanka should demonstrate to the
LTTE that they cannot hope to win this conflict".



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