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Nasheed Defends Maldives’ UN Vote on Ukraine After Russian Envoy’s Criticism
Former President Mohamed Nasheed defended the Maldives' vote in favour of a UN General Assembly resolution on Ukraine after Russian Ambassador Levan Dzhagaryan criticised his stance and cited Russian tourism's contribution to the Maldives budget. Nasheed said the vote was not an act against Russia, and the Russian embassy welcomed his response.
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Mon 24 FebThe UN General Assembly voted on the resolution 'Advancing a comprehensive, just, and lasting peace in Ukraine', with the Maldives voting i…on Mondayonly Maldives RepublicNasheed on Tuesday praised the Maldives for supporting the resolution ‘Advancing a comprehensive, just, and lasting peace in Ukraine’ at the UN General Assembly on Monday
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Thu 27 FebRussian Ambassador Dzhagaryan issued a statement saying he was “perplexed” by Nasheed's remarks.on Thursdayonly Maldives RepublicRussian Ambassador Dzhagaryan, in a brief statement on Thursday, said he was “perplexed” by Nasheed’s remarks
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Fri 28 FebNasheed posted a response directed at Dzhagaryan saying the vote was not meant as an act against Russia.on Fridayonly Maldives Republicnewest“I am very sorry that my admiration for the Maldives government in voting in favour of [the resolution] at the UNGA disturbed you,” Nasheed said in a post directed at Dzhagaryan on Friday.
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While the US is moving to a more pragmatic and realistic approach, Mr. Nasheed prefers following outdated European aggressive position and militaristic rhetoric.