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Sri Lanka, 26 años de conflicto armado

Sri Lanka, 26 años de conflicto armado

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  • Un equipo médico traslada a civiles heridos en un ataque en Mullaitheevu hasta el hospital de Vavuniya.

    2008 Medical staff transfer injured ethnic Tamil civilians, who were injured in a shell attack in Mullaitheevu, from an ambulance to a hospital in Vavuniya

    Medical staff transfer injured ethnic Tamil civilians, who were injured in a shell attack in Mullaitheevu, from an ambulance to a hospital in Vavuniya, August 8, 2008. Sri Lankan troops killed 17 Tamil Tiger rebels in fighting in the far north of the island, the military said on Friday, while the rebels said military shelling killed three civilians, including an infant, and injured 16. The fighting in the island's far north came as government forces continued their push against the rebels' northern stronghold. REUTERS/Stringer (SRI LANKA)
  • Soldiers cross a flooded road in Poonaryn

    2008 Soldiers cross a flooded road in Poonaryn

    Soldiers cross a flooded road in Poonaryn, northern Sri Lanka, an area the military recently recaptured during their military offensive against the Tamil Tiger rebels November 28, 2008. Picture taken November 28, 2008. REUTERS/Stringer (SRI LANKA)
  • Entre las fotos hechas públicas por el Gobierno de Sri Lanka en los últimos años, se encuentra esta de un niño vestido con el uniforme de la guerrilla.

    Picture supplied by Sri Lankan Ministry of Defence shows a boy dressed in a LTTE uniform and carrying a gun

    An undated picture supplied by the Sri Lankan Ministry of Defence from a collection of photographs that government soldiers said were discovered recently in a "hideout" in northern Sri Lanka, shows a boy dressed in a Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) uniform and carrying a gun over his shoulder. The government said recently that operations to finish Asia's longest-running war would not let up, adding troops were moving toward the rebel pocket where LTTE leader Vellupillai Prabhakaran is believed to be hiding. REUTERS/Sri Lankan Ministry of Defence/Handout (SRI LANKA MILITARY CONFLICT POLITICS) QUALITY FROM SOURCE. FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR SALE FOR MARKETING OR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS

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