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Home›Green Marine›Navy destroys an LTTE vessel – Off Chilaw
Green Marine

November 27, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Navy destroys an LTTE vessel – Off Chilaw

Sri Lanka Navy patrol craft deployed at Western seas destroyed an LTTE vessel transporting military cargo this morning (Monday the 27th of November). The naval sources said that the naval units had detected the suspicious trawler sailing towards the Island in the sea, approximately 50 Nautical Miles

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Sri Lanka Navy patrol craft deployed at Western seas destroyed an LTTE vessel transporting military cargo this morning (Monday the 27th of November). The naval sources said that the naval units had detected the suspicious trawler sailing towards the Island in the sea, approximately 50 Nautical Miles Off Chilaw.

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