Two Japanese Naval vessels in Colombo

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Two Japanese Maritime Self Defense Force (JMSDF) vessels, Inazuma - 105 and Umigiri - 158, berthed at the Colombo Port on a goodwill and logistic visit today, Navy Headquarters said.

The ships are en route for counter-piracy operation off the coast of Somalia and in the Gulf of Aden.

They were welcomed by the Sri Lanka Navy in accordance with naval traditions on arrival.

The ships will remain in Sri Lanka till April 2 and their crews are scheduled to take part in a series of special programmes organised by the Sri Lanka Navy to strengthen the friendship and the goodwill between the two Navies.

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Calistus Perera Wednesday, 02 April 2014 04:15 AM

Oh the puzzies are here! LOL!! They forgot that President J.R. saved their back sides in 1952 when the whole world was asking for reparations after WW II and went ahead and voted against us in Geneva in 2012/2013 and just abstained from voting in 2014....no difference...

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