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15 years today - Soldiers throw grenades into bunkers with surrendering families - Vimarsana News

15 years today - Soldiers throw grenades into bunkers with surrendering families

Photograph above: Sri Lankan Air Force drone footage showing tens of thousands of Tamil civilians in Mullivaikkal. May 16th 2009. As Tamil civilians attempted to surrender to the oncoming Sri Lankan military, many were slaughtered.

How the overseas LTTE raised funds from the Tamil diaspora - Vimarsana News

How the overseas LTTE raised funds from the Tamil diaspora

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14 years today - A massacre in Mullivaikkal - Vimarsana News

14 years today - A massacre in Mullivaikkal

The Sri Lankan military overruns the last remaining ‘No Fire Zone’.

14 years today - Soldiers throw grenades into bunkers with surrendering families - Vimarsana News

14 years today - Soldiers throw grenades into bunkers with surrendering families

Photograph above: Sri Lankan Air Force drone footage showing tens of thousands of Tamil civilians in Mullivaikkal. May 16th 2009. As Tamil civilians attempted to surrender to the oncoming Sri Lankan military, many were slaughtered.

14 years today - 3,000 dead and 25,000 critically injured - Vimarsana News

14 years today - 3,000 dead and 25,000 critically injured

Photograph: In this image released by the military, a Tamil man waves a white cloth in the air as he is surrounded by Sri Lankan soldiers in Mullivaikkal on May 17th 2009. The Commander of the LTTE’s Sea Tigers Colonel Soosai sends out a message to journalists from Mullivaikkal. As he speaks, artillery shells can be heard landing in the background.