’Shi Yan 6’ visit - No agreement yet on territory of operations

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Sri Lanka has given approval for the Chinese research vessel ‘Shi Yan 6’ to dock in a Sri Lankan port, but there is no agreement yet on the territory of operations, a top source said.

The source said Sri Lanka suggested the Colombo Port but no finality has been reached as yet.

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Ravi Wednesday, 30 August 2023 02:18 AM

We chased the British away in 1948. 75 years of freedom!! Soon we will be under the Chinese

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Gb Wednesday, 30 August 2023 02:45 AM

Operations? What are they doing here? Looking for oil? Minerals? Setting up underwater surveillance/base?? There was an underwater explosion recently that killed a few turtles, was this them?

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Chi Jin Ping Pong Wednesday, 30 August 2023 03:29 AM

We Chinese don't need permission from your incompetent president. We own a large area of Sri Lanka.

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Tinpot president and his dirty deeds. Wednesday, 30 August 2023 07:21 AM

Ranil gives permission to Indians and Chinese to do whatever they want and oppress Sri Lankans. The trademark of this traitor.

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Sambo Wednesday, 30 August 2023 08:24 AM

They will receive an open visa territory so they could visit and do anything they like.

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Joshua Wednesday, 30 August 2023 08:50 AM

A statement for damage control with India. SL in a real cheese sandwich.

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Punchi Wednesday, 30 August 2023 12:34 PM

China is sending a Ship loaded with surveillance equipment to test its effectiveness on Indian civilian and military communications. If we upset China they will further delay coming to the table on our debt restructuring. If we upset the Indians they will pour more money into our country hoping to buy our loyalty

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S.Siva Thursday, 31 August 2023 10:32 AM

Chargé for the time they spend. Don't ask me at what rate and who collects the money. Let them decide and pay the most useful guy

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