Use of drones, unmanned aircraft banned following attacks

Three children of Asos billionaire killed in Sri Lanka attacks

Three children of the billionaire fashion tycoon behind?Asos?have been killed in the Sri Lanka terrorist attacks. Anders Holch Povlsen is Denmark?s wealthiest man with a?net worth of $7.9bn (?6.1bn), according to the business magazine Forbes, and is believed to be the largest landowner in Scotland after buying a string of historic estates. He and his wife, Anne Storm Pedersen, hold an estimated 80,000 hectares (200,000 acres) of the Highlands, and?plan to rewild the landscape?to preserve it fo

22 Apr, 2019

Female among nine suicide bombers involved in attacks

A female was among nine suicide bombers involved in the Easter Sunday attacks, investigators have found. The Criminal Investigations Department (CID) has identified eight of the bombers. Meanwhile, Police Spokesman Ruwan Gunasekera said that investigations revealed that nine suicide bombers were involved in the Easter Sunday attacks and eight have been identified. The bombers attacked three churches and three hotels while two other explosions occurred at an inn and a house. (Colombo Gazette)

24 Apr, 2019

Hezbollah condemns “savage” attack in Sri Lanka

Hezbollah Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah has condemned the Easter Sunday bombings that hit Sri Lankan churches and luxury hotels, killing more than 290 people, The Times Of Israel reported. ?We add our voice to all of the voices that condemned this savage and inhumane terrorism, which is totally disconnected from human nature and morals and Semitic values,? he said in a televised speech. Hezbollah is an Iran-backed terror group based in Lebanon.

22 Apr, 2019