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The Ministry of Defence announced that an Indian civilian crew had arrived to take over operations of a helicopter previously run by Indian military personnel, part of an agreement to replace military staff with civilians across three aviation platforms by 10 May 2024. The opposition MDP disputed claims about an Indian military presence and called the change cosmetic, while the government had campaigned on removing Indian military personnel.
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Tue 27 FebThe Ministry of Defence announced that a civilian crew from India had arrived to take over operations of a helicopter previously managed by…on Tuesdayonly Maldives Republicthe Ministry of Defence on Tuesday revealed that a civilian crew from India had arrived in the Maldives to take over operations of a helicopter previously managed by Indian military personnel.
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The transition begins with a crew set to manage operations in Addu City.Addu CityMaldives RepublicThe transition begins with a crew set to manage operations in Addu City, marking a significant shift in the defence operations within the region.
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