Sri Lanka Bombings 'Totally Different' From Previous Incidents: Fmr. U.S. Ambassador

The transcript discusses recent attacks in Sri Lanka, speculating on potential outside help from Islamic groups like ISIS or al Qaeda. It highlights the tension between the Prime Minister and President, emphasizing the need for a united government response. The historical context of violence in Sri Lanka is explored, noting the difference in targeting foreigners. Current security measures, including curfews and social media blocks, are examined. The importance of avoiding overreaction against Muslims is stressed, with a focus on preventing further violence and maintaining stability.

What measures are being taken by the Sri Lankan government to stabilize the nation after the attacks?

Why is it important for the Sri Lankan government to avoid blaming the Muslim community as a whole?