| LTTE suffers heavy losses;56 
          terrorists killed, over 38 injured 
LTTE terrorists have suffered heavy casualties as reports reveal at 
          least 20 terrorists killed, over 20 wounded in yesterday's clashes (21 
          September), in addition to 36 others, who were reported killed during 
          an intense battle with the troops of 57 Division operating in Kilinochchi 
          district.  In Vavuniya front, troops of 56 Division had several confrontations 
          with LTTE terrorists in general area Vedamakilam and Vilakkvittakulam 
          areas. Four LTTE terrorists were killed in two separate incidents, the 
          report said. Troops of Task Force 2 killed four more LTTE terrorists 
          in confrontations occurred in Palamoddai and Kammakulam areas in the 
          same battlefront.  Troops of Task Force 1 operating in western flank of Kilinochchi district 
          killed 9 terrorists and injured 10 others in confrontations took place 
          in Nachchikuda, Panarkandamadu and Vannerikulam areas. Meanwhile, troops 
          uncovered a T-56 weapon, 06 x magazines, 06 x LMG links, 01 x Tamil 
          map, 10000 x T-56 ammunition an few LTTE uniforms from Vannerikulam 
          area. Five soldiers also sustained injuries due to these confrontations, 
          the report added.  In Welioya front, troops of 59 Division killed 5 LTTE terrorists and 
          inured 11 others in series of clashes took place in general area Andankulam. 
          11 more terrorists reportedly either killed or wounded.Troops of 57 Division had confronted with LTTE terrorists, West of Akkarayankulam, 
        East of Akkarayankulam, South of Kokavil and West of Mankulam areas through 
        out the day (21 September), defence sources said.
 Seven bodies of LTTE cadres killed in these confrontations were uncovered 
          along with few other military hardware, in subsequent search operations 
          conducted in these areas. One MPMG weapon, one RPG weapon, two LMG weapons, 
          five T-56 assault rifles, one communication equipment and one hand grenade 
          were also among the items found, defence sources added.  Seven army soldiers laid their lives for defending the motherland while 
          24 others sustained injuries during these confrontations, the reports 
          added.
 
 
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