U.S. Admiral to arrive in Sri Lanka tomorrow

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Colombo, Oct 09 (Daily Mirror) - Admiral Steve Koehler, a 4-star U.S. Navy Admiral and Commander of the U.S. Pacific Fleet, will visit Sri Lanka tomorrow (October 10), marking the highest-level U.S. military visit to the country since 2021, the U.S. Embassy in Sri Lanka said.

During the visit, Admiral Koehler will reaffirm the strong partnership between the United States and Sri Lanka for an enduring, resilient, free and open Indo-Pacific.

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Translator is tired Wednesday, 09 October 2024 03:40 PM

OMG! Who is he planning to meet? AKD, Handun, Vijitha??? No one can converse in English. It looks like Translators will have better job opportunities under this government.

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Warren Wednesday, 09 October 2024 03:55 PM

Are you this thick? Leading a country has nothing to with being able to converse in English. The US Admiral can't speak in Singhala so interpretors will need to be employed. Lots of European leaders (French, German, Finnish, Norwegians) do not speak in English. Not sure what rock you've been living under!

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Huta Martin Wednesday, 09 October 2024 03:42 PM

Those who cannot understand English might say yes to everything this man says which is dangerous of course.

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Barney boy Wednesday, 09 October 2024 03:54 PM

What small minds you have !

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Christo255 Wednesday, 09 October 2024 05:27 PM

So is NPP a part of the western plot? Remember protests against SOFA agreement?

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Relax Wednesday, 09 October 2024 07:37 PM

@Christo255 how are the conspiracy theories working out for you? Seriously man, just relax.

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Hariharan Jaffna Wednesday, 09 October 2024 06:18 PM

Years of cultural and religious domination by west had turned many into coconuts. No self estemm or self respect.

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Another Hariharan from Jaffna Wednesday, 09 October 2024 07:15 PM

A supposed Tamil from Jaffna writing eloquently in English - you must be the King Coconut.

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