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விடுதலைப் புலிகளின் கடற்பயணத்தில் இழுபறி, பயணம் ரத்து - kavithaa - 04-15-2006
விடுதலைப்இன்று காலை முல்லைத்தீவிலிருந்து கிழக்கு நோக்கி பயணத்தை மேற்கொள்வதற்காக முல்லைத்தீவு கடற்பரப்பிற்கு சென்ற விடுதலைப் புலிகளின் பயணக் குழு அங்கு ஏற்பட்ட இழுபறி நிலை காரணமாக பயணத்தை ரத்துச் செய்து திரும்பியுள்ளது என தகவல்கள் தெரிவிக்கின்றன.
இதே போன்று மட்டக்களப்பிலிருந்து வாகரை நோக்கிய பயணத்திலும் சிக்கல்கள் ஏற்பட்டுள்ளதாக செய்திகள் தெரிவிக்கின்றன.
புலிகளின் கடற்பயணத்தில் இழுபறி, பயணம் ரத்து
- kavithaa - 04-15-2006
http://www.battieezhanatham.com/2005/modul...rticle&sid=6806
- kavithaa - 04-15-2006
LTTE cancels sea travel, SLN violates agreed procedure - Pulidevan
[TamilNet, April 15, 2006 03:55 GMT]
Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) cancelled the sea-transportation of their Acting Commanders to Eastern district Saturday morning from Vanni after getting on board the ferry. The Tiger officials "spotted suspicious movment of a Sri Lanka Navy attack vessel issuing instructions to the civilian ferry over VHF Marine Radio," said Director of the LTTE Peace Secretariat Mr. S. Pulidevan. "We were forced to cancel the transportation of Acting Commanders at the last moment," Pulidevan said.
"A Sri Lanka Navy Dvora Fast Attack Craft (FAC) was approaching the civilian ferry with the LTTE officials on board," Mr. Pulidevan said.
LTTE officials, except the Acting Commanders, were on board the ferry when the LTTE officials concluded to cancel the travel.
"The boat was receiving instructions from the approaching SLN vessel over the VHF Marine Radio," Mr. Pulidevan said.
The close movement of the SLN attack vessel and the military instructions being issued to the civilian ferry, violated the agreed procedures, he further said.
The Head of SLMM, Maj. Gen. Ulf Henricsson was in Batticaloa to accompany the Batticaloa Special Commander of the LTTE, Col. Bhanu, Pulidevan added.
SLMM officials were on board the ferry.
Further details were not available at the moment.
- Vaanampaadi - 04-15-2006
<b>Sri Lankan rebels pull out of peace talks</b>
http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/20060...04/s1616737.htm
<b>Mines found in Sri Lanka ahead of talks</b>
http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20060415/wl_st...ankatamilunrest
<b>S.Lanka army says foils attack, violence simmers</b>
http://in.today.reuters.com/news/newsArtic...&archived=False
- Vaanampaadi - 04-15-2006
<b>Sri Lanka: Tamil Tigers withdraw from talks</b>
The Tamil Tigers (LTTE) have announced that they are withdrawing from the scheduled peace talks in Geneva on April 24th and 25th. The reason given is disagreement with the Central Government about travel safety for LTTE leaders.
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15.04.2006 09:07
The leader for the LTTE peace secretariat, S. Puleedevan, says the Tigers are concerned over the safety of a transport by boat of LTTE military leaders.
The transport was to have been carried out by a civilian boat, escorted by Nordic observers, but monitored by the Sri Lankan Navy.
<b>However, the leader of the Nordic Observer Group, Sweden's Ulf Henricsson, says the Tamil Tigers had agreed to let the Sri Lankan Navy monitor the LTTE boat transport.</b>
Only Friday the Sri Lankan government agreed to a request by the Tamil Tigers to postpone the Geneva talks by a few days, to april 24th and 25th.
(NRK)
Rolleiv Solholm
http://www.norwaypost.no/cgi-bin/norwaypos...imaker?id=23558
- I.V.Sasi - 04-15-2006
இந்த இனைப்பில் இன்றைய படங்கள்
http://www.tamilnet.com/art.html?catid=13&artid=17772
- Subiththiran - 04-15-2006
தகவல் இணைப்பிற்கு நன்றி.
- மின்னல் - 04-15-2006
<b>Sri Lankan peace talks in doubt </b>
There has been a recent upsurge in violence
Tamil Tiger rebels are threatening to pull out of peace talks with the Sri Lankan government because of a row over the safe transport of regional leaders.
The rebels say it is crucial their eastern commanders travel to their northern headquarters for a meeting ahead of the scheduled talks in Geneva.
But the trip was abandoned when they objected to the presence of a navy vessel monitoring the journey.
Meanwhile at least four soldiers have died in a bomb attack, the army says.
Officials said the blast happened near a military base in northern Sri Lanka on Saturday. At least five people were reported to have been injured.
The peace talks, which had already been postponed, were due to take place on 24-25 April in Geneva, Switzerland.
In the present situation, there is no possibility of us going to Geneva
S P Tamilchelvan,
Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam
The Tamil Tigers' eastern commanders were first to have made the journey north for an internal meeting on Saturday.
After days of negotiations, both the government and the rebels had agreed to a civilian vessel transporting the regional leaders, escorted by unarmed international truce monitors.
Sri Lankan navy ships were to have observed from a distance.
But the Tamil Tigers cancelled at the last minute, saying they had not agreed to the navy vessels being present.
"Ceasefire monitors had told us that the navy would not interfere with our travel in any way," S P Tamilchelvan, political wing leader of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) told the BBC.
The rebels should have read the clauses carefully... We are frustrated
Helen Olafsdottir,
Sri Lanka Monitoring Mission
"It is important for us to meet our eastern commanders prior to the Geneva talks. So, in the present situation, there is no possibility of us going to Geneva."
But ceasefire monitors insist Tamil rebels had agreed to the Sri Lankan navy vessel escorting them.
"It is ridiculous. It was part of the agreement. The rebels should have read the clauses carefully. We are frustrated," Helen Olafsdottir, spokesperson for the Sri Lanka Monitoring Mission (SLMM) said.
"It looks like both parties seemed to have completely lost sight of what is important. If Geneva peace talks don't happen then we can expect an escalation of violence as it happened a few months ago," she added.
Shuttle diplomacy
The peace negotiations were to have been the second round of talks on strengthening the implementation of the four-year-old ceasefire.
The first round was held in February in the wake of serious violence in the preceding two months, after Norway indulged in shuttle diplomacy to bring both parties to the negotiating table.
At least 160 people - including about 100 soldiers and sailors and many civilians - have died in the upsurge of violence since last December.
Tamil Tiger supporters say more than 50 Tamils have been killed by the security forces in the same period, while others blame some of those deaths on the rebels or other armed groups.
More than 40 people have died in violence in the past week alone.
The sides were originally scheduled to meet on 19 April, but the rebels sought a postponement.
BBC
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/4911554.stm