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Pilots Incapable Of Flying Aircraft Donated By India: Maldives Minister
Maldives military still does not have pilots capable of operating three aircraft donated by India, Defence Minister Ghassan Maumoon has acknowledged, days after 76 Indian defence personnel left the island nation at the instance of Maldives President.
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Maldives Says 76 Indian Military Personnel Replaced By Civilian Crew
Maldives Minister of Foreign Affairs Moosa Zameer on Saturday said 76 Indian military personnel were replaced by civilian employees of the Hindustan Aeronautics Limited.
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Centre Confirms Withdrawal Of Indian Military Personnel From Maldives
The Ministry of External Affairs on Thursday confirmed the withdrawal of Indian military personnel from the Maldives and the "deputation of competent persons" to the archipelago nation.
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2nd Batch Of Indian Military Personnel Leave Country: Maldives President
The second batch of Indian military personnel manning a helicopter gifted by India to the Maldives has left the island nation as demanded by him, President Mohamed Muizzu has said.
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China Says It Backs Maldives As India Begins Withdrawing Troops
China said on Tuesday that it supports the Maldives in safeguarding its sovereignty, as the first batch of Indian military personnel operating a helicopter left the island nation and was replaced by a civilian crew.
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India Begins Withdrawing Troops From Maldives Amid Strained Ties
India has begun withdrawing military personnel operating surveillance aircraft in the Maldives after the new pro-China president ordered them to leave, local media reported Tuesday.
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Maldives Says Indian Troops Will Not Remain "Even In Civilian Clothing"
Stepping up his anti-India rhetoric, Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu has affirmed that no Indian military personnel, not even those in civilian clothing, would be present inside his country after May 10, a media report said today.
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1st Civilian Team Reached Maldives To Replace Military Personnel: Centre
India on Thursday said its first civilian team of technical experts has reached the Maldives to replace the military personnel operating an advanced light helicopter in the island nation.
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"Sometimes People Get Misguided...": S Jaishankar On India-Maldives Row
Highlighting that Indian military personnel and aviation platforms in Maldives has been solely working for the benefit of local people, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar affirmed his belief that the row with the Maldives will be resolved through
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Maldives Ex-Minister Dubs President Muizzu's Indian Troops Claim As "Lies"
Former Maldivian minister of foreign affairs Abdulla Shahid said on Saturday that the claims made by Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu about "thousands of Indian military personnel" were just another in a string of lies.
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"Troops In Maldives Will Be Replaced By Competent Technical Personnel": India
India will replace military personnel at aviation platforms in the Maldives with competent Indian technical personnel, the Ministry of External Affairs said on Thursday.
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Amid Row, India, Maldives 2nd Core Group Meeting To Be Held Today In New Delhi
India and Maldives will hold the second core group meeting in the national capital over the presence of Indian military personnel in the island nation, sources said.
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Explained: Why Maldives Wants Indian Military Personnel Out
The new Maldives president set a deadline on Sunday of March 15 for India to withdraw all its troops from the tiny Indian Ocean archipelago nation.
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Maldives Asks India To Withdraw Military Personnel By March 15: Report
Maldives India Diplomatic Row: Maldives President Abdullah Miuzzu has given a deadline to India to withdraw its troops from the island nation. The Maldivian President said the Indian military personnel should leave the nation by March 15.
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Maldives Wants To Shed "Excessive Indian Influence": Chinese Media
The Maldives asking India to take back its military helicopters and personnel deployed there reflects the country's "increasing desire to rid itself of the excessive Indian influence", Chinese state media has said.
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Pilots Incapable Of Flying Aircraft Donated By India: Maldives Minister
Maldives military still does not have pilots capable of operating three aircraft donated by India, Defence Minister Ghassan Maumoon has acknowledged, days after 76 Indian defence personnel left the island nation at the instance of Maldives President.
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Maldives Says 76 Indian Military Personnel Replaced By Civilian Crew
Maldives Minister of Foreign Affairs Moosa Zameer on Saturday said 76 Indian military personnel were replaced by civilian employees of the Hindustan Aeronautics Limited.
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Centre Confirms Withdrawal Of Indian Military Personnel From Maldives
The Ministry of External Affairs on Thursday confirmed the withdrawal of Indian military personnel from the Maldives and the "deputation of competent persons" to the archipelago nation.
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2nd Batch Of Indian Military Personnel Leave Country: Maldives President
The second batch of Indian military personnel manning a helicopter gifted by India to the Maldives has left the island nation as demanded by him, President Mohamed Muizzu has said.
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China Says It Backs Maldives As India Begins Withdrawing Troops
China said on Tuesday that it supports the Maldives in safeguarding its sovereignty, as the first batch of Indian military personnel operating a helicopter left the island nation and was replaced by a civilian crew.
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India Begins Withdrawing Troops From Maldives Amid Strained Ties
India has begun withdrawing military personnel operating surveillance aircraft in the Maldives after the new pro-China president ordered them to leave, local media reported Tuesday.
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Maldives Says Indian Troops Will Not Remain "Even In Civilian Clothing"
Stepping up his anti-India rhetoric, Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu has affirmed that no Indian military personnel, not even those in civilian clothing, would be present inside his country after May 10, a media report said today.
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1st Civilian Team Reached Maldives To Replace Military Personnel: Centre
India on Thursday said its first civilian team of technical experts has reached the Maldives to replace the military personnel operating an advanced light helicopter in the island nation.
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"Sometimes People Get Misguided...": S Jaishankar On India-Maldives Row
Highlighting that Indian military personnel and aviation platforms in Maldives has been solely working for the benefit of local people, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar affirmed his belief that the row with the Maldives will be resolved through
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Maldives Ex-Minister Dubs President Muizzu's Indian Troops Claim As "Lies"
Former Maldivian minister of foreign affairs Abdulla Shahid said on Saturday that the claims made by Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu about "thousands of Indian military personnel" were just another in a string of lies.
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"Troops In Maldives Will Be Replaced By Competent Technical Personnel": India
India will replace military personnel at aviation platforms in the Maldives with competent Indian technical personnel, the Ministry of External Affairs said on Thursday.
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Amid Row, India, Maldives 2nd Core Group Meeting To Be Held Today In New Delhi
India and Maldives will hold the second core group meeting in the national capital over the presence of Indian military personnel in the island nation, sources said.
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Explained: Why Maldives Wants Indian Military Personnel Out
The new Maldives president set a deadline on Sunday of March 15 for India to withdraw all its troops from the tiny Indian Ocean archipelago nation.
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Maldives Asks India To Withdraw Military Personnel By March 15: Report
Maldives India Diplomatic Row: Maldives President Abdullah Miuzzu has given a deadline to India to withdraw its troops from the island nation. The Maldivian President said the Indian military personnel should leave the nation by March 15.
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Maldives Wants To Shed "Excessive Indian Influence": Chinese Media
The Maldives asking India to take back its military helicopters and personnel deployed there reflects the country's "increasing desire to rid itself of the excessive Indian influence", Chinese state media has said.
