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Home›Green Marine›Sri Lanka Air Force destroy’s LTTE shipyard
Green Marine

August 19, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Sri Lanka Air Force destroy’s LTTE shipyard

Sri Lanka Air force fighters destroyed a boat manufacturing yard of the LTTE terrorists this evening (Friday the 18th of August) by aerial bombardment. The Media Center for national Security says the boat yard located at Thalayadi in Campianpaththuwa area has been destroyed and many terrorists were

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Sri Lanka Air force fighters destroyed a boat manufacturing yard of the LTTE terrorists this evening (Friday the 18th of August) by aerial bombardment.

The Media Center for national Security says the boat yard located at Thalayadi in Campianpaththuwa area has been destroyed and many terrorists were killed in the attack.

The target has long been identified as a key boat manufacturing factory of the LTTE .

LTTE skunked three Fast Attack crafts and launched few other seaborne attacks at the Navy during the ceasefire in the guise of fishermen.

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