The Maldives accused India of violating international maritime laws after Indian navy and coastguard personnel boarded at least three Maldivian fishing vessels inside the Maldives' Exclusive Economic Zone on Wednesday. A defence ministry statement identified the vessels involved and said the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has formally asked India to justify the boardings.
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The Maldives on Friday accused India of violating international maritime laws following an incident where Indian navy and coastguard personnel boarded at least three Maldivian fishing vessels inside its Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ).
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In the statement released late Friday, the Ministry of Defence noted that the MNDF Coastguard quickly responded to a report of foreign military boarding the “Asuruma-3” fishing vessel inside the Maldives’ EEZ
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On Friday, a video circulating on social media, purportedly showing Indian military personnel boarding the local fishing vessels, revealed the nationality of the foreign troops
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