Sri Lankan Says U.S. Drive on Terror Helps Peace Effort

22 Jul 2002

The first Sri Lankan leader to visit Washington in nearly two decades said yesterday that the American-led campaign against terrorism had helped his government`s chances of ending a long civil war — even though Sri Lanka has never figured in the search for Al Qaeda. Full Story

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Sri Lankan Says U.S. Drive on Terror Helps Peace Effort

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Sri Lankan Says U.S. Drive on Terror Helps Peace Effort

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