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Sri Lankan Army Chief Defends Conduct During Mullivaikkal War

Army chief Shavendra Silva gave a 90-minute defence of his conduct during the final phase of Sri Lanka's civil war at Mullivaikkal. No new military action or policy decision is identified.

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The controversy concerns accountability for alleged wartime conduct and Sri Lanka's unresolved postwar tensions.

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