Sri Lanka army advances in drive against Tigers

The video discusses the Sri Lankan government's military operation against the Tamil Tiger rebels, aiming to end decades of conflict. It highlights the humanitarian crisis with thousands of civilians trapped, including children and women, amidst the fighting. The lack of independent media and restricted aid access exacerbate the situation. The international community is concerned, and the military aims to conclude the conflict by April, despite the human cost.

What is the Sri Lankan government aiming to achieve with its military operation against the Tamil Tigers?

• To gain international recognition

• To expand its territory

• To end decades of bloodshed and bring peace

• To establish a new government

What is the estimated number of civilians trapped in the conflict zone according to the United Nations?

• More than a million

• Less than 100,000

• Around 500,000

• A quarter of a million

Which group is widely regarded as a front for the Tamil Tigers?

• The United Nations

• The Sri Lankan government

• The Tamil rehabilitation organization

• The Red Cross

What do aid agencies believe is necessary to help the civilians trapped in the conflict?

• Regular and frequent humanitarian access

• Evacuation of all civilians

• Increased media coverage

• More military intervention

By when does the military hope to defeat the Tamil Tigers?

• By the end of the decade

• By next month

• By April

• By the end of the year