The Maldives National Defence Force began Victory Day activities on Tuesday with a large dawn prayer congregation at the Islamic Centre, joined by President Muizzu and senior defence officials. A special prayer service followed, honouring the national heroes who died during the mercenary attack of November 3, 1988.
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The Maldives National Defence Force (MNDF) commenced special activities to mark Victory Day on Tuesday, beginning with a large congregation for dawn prayers at the Islamic Centre.
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A total of 19 Maldivians—comprising eight soldiers and 11 civilians—lost their lives while defending the nation during this harrowing invasion.
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A total of 19 Maldivians—comprising eight soldiers and 11 civilians—lost their lives while defending the nation during this harrowing invasion.
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Following the dawn prayer, a special prayer service was held at the Islamic Centre to honor the memory of the national heroes who fell during the mercenary attack on the Maldives on November 3, 1988.
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President Muizzu joined the congregation for the Fajr prayer held earlier today.
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