Mahinda Rajapaksa , the president of Sri Lanka, pledged to end the decades-old war against the Tamil Tiger insurgents within two days. upMahinda Rajapaksa, the president of Sri Lanka "President Mahinda Rajapaksa has vowed that within the next 48 hours, thousands of Tamil civilians will be freed from the clutches of the Tamil Tigers," a spokesman for the government said. He added the president had pledged that "all territory would be freed from the Tamil Tigers' control". Sri Lankan armies are largely supported by both India and USA , in a strategic calculus aiming to erase Tamil tiger resistances, who claim communist background. Tamils 1983's resistances had start following segregation against them.
 , the president of Sri Lanka, pledged to end the against the insurgents within two days. "President Mahinda Rajapaksa has vowed that within the next 48 hours, thousands of Tamil civilians will be freed from the clutches of the Tamil Tigers," a spokesman for the government said. He added the president had pledged that "all territory would be freed from the Tamil Tigers' control". Sri Lankan armies are largely supported by both and , in a strategic calculus aiming to erase Tamil tiger resistances, who claim communist background. Tamils 1983's resistances had start following segregation against them.
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