The Tigers are looking for an exit and I think the next few weeks will be very, very crucial. Unless we are able to have direct talks with the Tigers soon, war will be inevitable. -Harry Gunatillake

 

The Tigers are looking for an exit and I think the next few weeks will be very, very crucial. Unless we are able to have direct talks with the Tigers soon, war will be inevitable.


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It is better to have talks about talks than have nothing at all. I think by the middle of this month we should see some movement.

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Yes, we talk to the Tigers because they are armed. But they are also proving to be clever in negotiations.

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I don't see the government being able to overcome internal contradictions before that.

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By March - April they (the Tigers) may vacate the ceasefire because they also have to give effect to their words. -Harry Gunatillake
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So many have threatened to fast unto death, but no one has died so far. I don't think the clergy should get involved in politics like this.

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