NoEalamInSL Sri Lanka's video: Ruthless Part 3-3 Documentary on LTTE war crimes - 08 Feb 2012

08 Feb 2012. Ruthless (Part 2-3) a documentary produced by the Ministry of Defence, Sri Lanka presents first hand account of many horrendous atrocities committed by Tamil Tigers (LTTE) including forcibly conscription of children, indiscriminate shooting, mass murders of children, women, men and disabled LTTE carders in 2009 -the world's most ruthless terrorists - LTTE. It was on May 17, 2009, in the wee hours, that the above described mass murder took place while the soldiers were squeezing the terrorists into their last tiny patch of land in the edge of Mullaitivu. Two days before the LTTE's annihilation in the waters of the Nandikadal lagoon, the LTTE leader instructed his subordinates to destroy their battle casualties, who had been ill-trained and conscripted to fight the advancing military might. The ruthless LTTE cadre loaded the disabled and wounded cadre into a bus from the makeshift hospital and exploded the buses; not leaving a trace of them. 1:05 Kandhayya Ravi, a resident of Puthukuduirippu was herded with his family and thousands of other families to Vellamullivaikkal by the LTTE, which kept them as hostages. "When we were rushing towards Mullivakkal, I saw my injured stepbrother in the Rosa bus. I requested the person in-charge to release him as I could take care of him. The LTTE cadre told us to be patient for two days as the injured would be released to their relations. Not only me, others who had relations in the bus requested their release, but the LTTE threatened us. Again, on May 16, I pleaded with them to release my stepbrother, but they refused. The next morning around 3.30 a.m. I heard a thundering blast. When I arrived at the site people were running in all directions and some were screaming with wounds. The LTTE had burnt the vehicles parked along the roads", he said, recalling how he saw the bus in which his brother lay semi-conscious, was in flames after the terrorists had blasted it. "As the LTTE was chasing us, we had to leave in tears", Ravi said. 3:35 Jesikumar, an ex-LTTE cadre who was snatched away while returning from school in 2007, was also an eyewitness to the bomb blast in the bus, to destroy LTTE casualties. "On May 17, we were fleeing as the soldiers were taking control of the land. It was 4.00 a.m. and while we were running towards the bridge, an LTTE cadre tried to prevent us going further as they were preparing to explode a bus, containing injured LTTE cadres. A few minutes later, the bus went in flames", Jesikumar, who had sustained injuries while fighting in Pooneryn and Mannar, said.Apart from eyewitness accounts on LTTE atrocities during the last days of the battle against terrorism, victims - parents, a member of the clergy and ex-LTTE cadre testified about their nightmare experiences on the LTTE's forced conscription of under-aged children. 5:18 Mohan 2:54 Thiruchelvam Vardarasa from Wattappalai was an eyewitness to a mass murder that had been intended to remain hidden forever."The LTTE brought a bus full of a wounded boys, girls and elders who had been forcibly thrown into battlefronts. Then the bus was exploded with the people inside under the instructions of leader Nedumaran. I witnessed this with my own eyes", Vardarasa, who was temporally accommodated 200 metres away from the location, said.This was a first-hand account of a civilian who narrated his agony two and a half years ago in the latest video titled 'Ruthless' released by the Defence Ministry to show the world just how ruthless the world's most ruthless terrorists - the LTTE - were.It is an account that provides concrete evidence about the LTTE's ruthlessness over their own people. 7:01 International LTTE network and leaders SOURCE: http://www.defence.lk/new.asp?fname=20120208_01 Read full report LTTE atrocities come to light http://www.sundayobserver.lk/2012/02/12/fea01.asp Related: Lies Agreed Upon http://www.defence.lk/new.asp?fname=20110801_LAUvdo http://www.crisisgroup.org/en/regions/asia/south-asia/sri-lanka/191-war-crime...