The President said the government’s policy is to build a defence force capable of responding to emerging technical threats, particularly in cyberspace, while also strengthening the country’s maritime and airspace security capabilities. He made these remarks while dismissing concerns that communal tensions or racist conflicts could escalate into armed conflict. He also outlined the support being extended to Sri Lanka’s security forces by India and the United States. India has provided 70 jeeps along with a range of technical assistance, and has proposed supporting the establishment of a technical academy to enhance the skill levels of the armed forces. The…
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