A third shipment of military drones arrived at Gan International Airport in Addu Atoll as the government prepares a drone base in the south of the country. Sources say the Maldives National Defence Force bought three Bayraktar Akıncı drones and a ground control unit in a deal worth around US$37 million, funded from the state contingency budget, though no official details have been released.
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The first shipment of drones arrived on Wednesday aboard an Ilyushin Il-76TD cargo aircraft operated by Belarus’ Ruby Star Airways. It was transported in three 20-foot containers
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A third shipment of new military drones has arrived at Gan International Airport in Addu Atoll in the early hours of Saturday, as the government continues preparations to establish a drone base in the south of the country.
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the deal for the new drones was valued at around US$37 million (MVR 570 million), funded through the state contingency budget.
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reliable sources said the deal for the new drones was valued at around US$37 million (MVR 570 million), funded through the state contingency budget.
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