Sri Lanka deplores attacks on Gaza bound boats

Sri Lanka deplores attacks on Gaza bound boats

June 2, 2010   01:08 pm

The reports of attacks during the Israeli military operation on boats carrying supplies for Palestinian people in international waters off the coast of Gaza have caused grave distress to the Government and the people of Sri Lanka, states the Ministry of External Affairs.

 

 

Sri Lankadeeply regrets the loss of life and injuries resulting from this operation. Indiscriminate use of force to prevent the carriage of supplies for people under occupation is condemned.

 

 

The Government and the people of Sri Lanka extend their sympathies to the families of the victims and injured. Sri Lanka calls for expeditious action to relieve the sufferings of those who are affected by the attacks.

 

 

Sri Lankareiterates its conviction that sustainable peace and security in the region is achievable only through peaceful dialogue.

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