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Indian navy boards another Maldivian fishing boat as row deepens
The Bodu Kanneli Masveringe Union reported that Indian naval troops boarded a Maldivian fishing boat late Thursday, following the boarding of three Maldivian vessels on Wednesday inside the Maldivian economic zone. The Defense Ministry confirmed the Wednesday incident involved Indian Coast Guard Ship 246 and 253, 72 nautical miles east of H.A. Dhidhoo, carried out without coordination with Maldivian authorities.
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Fri 26 JanThe Defense Ministry issued a statement confirming the Wednesday boarding by Indian Coast Guard Ship 246 and 253.on Friday eveningonly Atoll TimesThe Defense Ministry issued a statement on Friday evening regarding the Wednesday incident. They confirmed that the Indian boarding teams that went aboard the three local fishing vessels were from Indian Coast Guard Ship 246 and 253.
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without coordination with any relevant authorities
I would say this will cause deep trauma to the boat crew. I strongly condemn the fact that foreign troops had just approached, stopped and boarded [the boats] while they were in their own Maldivian waters
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72 nautical milesDistance of Wednesday incident from H.A. DhidhooAtoll TimesThe incident occurred 72 nautical miles east of H.A. Dhidhoo.
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BKMU first reported the incident of the Indian military vessel stopping and soldiers boarding Mahibadhoo's fishing boat Asuruma-3.Atoll TimesIt was the BKMU that first reported the incident when the Indian military vessel stopped and soldiers boarded Mahibadhoo's fishing boat Asuruma-3.
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