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Heavy battles in Sri Lanka claim 27 lives: military

Sept 24, 2007 (AFP) - Heavy fighting between security forces and Tamil rebels in northern Sri Lanka has left at least 27 people dead, military officials said Monday.
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The LTTE lost at least 20 men in pre-dawn clashes Monday on the Jaffna peninsula, according to the defence ministry. Another three Tigers were killed in the Wanni region further south, it added.

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Government troops were attempting to break into territory in Wanni where the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) run a mini-state.

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The fighting also left two security personnel, including an officer, dead and 30 soldiers wounded on Sunday. Another two were killed and 15 wounded in Jaffna early Monday, officials said.

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There was no immediate word from the LTTE about its losses, which could not be confirmed independently.

The pro-rebel Tamilnet.com website said both sides traded artillery fire in the Mannar district, part of the Wanni region.

"The Sri Lanka army had suffered casualties in a ground operation launched Sunday in Thampanai area (in the Wanni)," Tamilnet said without elaborating.


The clashes came after the government's top defence official offered Sunday to halt mi

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