The Maldivian government has officially requested New Delhi to provide information about an incident involving Indian Coast Guard personnel boarding three Maldivian fishing vessels within its economic zone without prior communication with relevant authorities.
The Maldives defence ministry addressed the issue in a statement on Friday (Feb 2), stating, "On Feb.
1, 2024, the foreign ministry of the Maldives has asked (India) officially for the details of the operation that was carried out while Maldivians were fishing in the Maldivian exclusive economic zone, without any coordination with the relevant authorities and against all international laws."
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Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu accuses the opposition of yielding to foreign pressure by obstructing cabinet approvals for some members, hinting at external interference. Despite not specifying the..
Coast guard personnel from India, the Maldives, and Sri Lanka commence the four-day trilateral exercise 'DOSTI-16' to tackle emerging maritime challenges in the Indian Ocean Region. Indian Coast Guard..
A Chinese research ship, Xiang Yang Hong 03, has arrived in the Maldives, causing renewed concerns in the region and raising questions about its activities in the Indian Ocean.
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