Sri Lanka Easter bombings: 15 sentenced to hundreds of years in prison each over deadly terror attacks
What to know about Sri Lanka Easter bombings: 15 sentenced to hundreds of years in prison each over deadly terror attacks
A court in Sri Lanka has convicted 15 men on terrorist charges for their involvement in the deadly 2019 Easter bombings and sentenced them each to at least 220 years in prison.
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What happened
A court in Sri Lanka has convicted 15 men on terrorist charges for their involvement in the deadly 2019 Easter bombings and sentenced them each to at least 220 years in prison.
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