Sri Lanka Reaffirms Denial of Ground Access to US Warplanes
Sri Lanka has reaffirmed its decision to deny the United States permission to station two warplanes at a civilian airport in the island's south in early March, reflecting its efforts to maintain regional ties.
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Sri Lanka refused ground access to U.S. warplanes
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