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Political ambition and betrayal a threat to sovereignty: President
President Dr Mohamed Muizzu addressed the nation at the official Victory Day ceremony at Republic Square, arguing that political ambition and betrayal have repeatedly threatened Maldives' sovereignty. He cited the 16th-century Portuguese incursions, the 1753 Malabar invasion, the Boduhulhu incident and the attempted coup of 3 November 1988 as examples of internal rivalry enabling foreign aggression, and paid tribute to those who defended the country.
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Thu 3 NovAn attempted coup took place which the President described as another attack on national sovereignty orchestrated with the involvement of M…3 November 1988only MM TV (English)The President drew parallels between these historical episodes and the attempted coup of 3 November 1988, which he described as another attack on national sovereignty orchestrated with the involvement of Maldivian conspirators.
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Political ambition and betrayal a threat to sovereignty: President
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President Dr Mohamed Muizzu addressed the nation at the official Victory Day ceremony.Republic SquareMM TV (English)Addressing the nation at the official Victory Day ceremony held at Republic Square, the President urged Maldivians to reflect on the historical significance of the capital and the events that have shaped the country's independence.
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