Tamil Tiger造句

The Sri Lankan military has built a new divisional headquarters on a former Tamil Tiger graveyard.

Some agencies were openly critical of the colossal human loss incurred in the army’s final assault on Tamil Tiger rebels in 2009.

Defying predictions of their imminent military defeat, Tamil Tiger rebels in Sri Lanka launched an attack on Colombo using two light aircraft, both of which were shot down.

The blast came on the day the Sri Lankan government is formerly withdrawing from a largely ineffective ceasefire with the Tamil Tiger Rebels.

FOR some members of Sri Lanka's Sinhalese majority, the defeat of the country's Tamil Tiger rebels last year belongs to a glorious martial tradition.

Sri Lanka's Tamil Tiger rebels — who already have a national flower and flag for their self-proclaimed state in the parts of the island they control—are now on a quest for a catchy national anthem.

Sri Lanka’s government resisted new calls for an international inquiry into the conduct of its troops in the last months of its victorious war over the Tamil Tiger rebels earlier this year.

Sri Lanka government to hold peace talks with Tamil Tigers

The attack, blamed on the Tamil Tigers, also injured more than 90 people.

Several thousand civilians fled fighting in the shrinking patch of northern Sri Lanka controlled by the rebel Tamil Tigers.

Norway had a torrid time trying to mediate between the Tamil Tigers and the Sri Lankan government.

Fierce army onslaughts finished off the brutal Tamil Tigers, but thousands of civilians were killed, injured or displaced in the process.

Pieris said the government plans to hold talks with the Tamil Tigers in an Asian country and is undergoing relevant preparation works.

The Sri Lanka government and the Tamil Tigers signed an agreement for permanent ceasefire in February, laying the foundation for their peace talks.

BBC correspondent says that after giving the new arrivals medical checks, the authorities will try to establish whether any of them are people traffickers or members of the Tamil Tigers.

FOR Sri Lanka's government and many of its citizens, reactions in the West to the final phase of its 26-year war with the Tamil Tigers have reeked of sanctimonious hypocrisy.