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President honors frontline soldiers for bravery during the 1988 attack

President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu presented special recognition shields to five surviving members of the Recce Patrol at the official Victory Day ceremony held at Republic Square. The attack of November 3, 1988 claimed eight soldiers and 11 civilian lives, and three members of the unit were martyred.

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  1. Tue 3 Nov
    President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu presented special recognition shields to five surviving Recce Patrol members at the official Victory Day cerem… Republic Square on Tuesday only Sun English President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu on Tuesday presented special recognition shields to five surviving members of the Recce Patrol... The shields were conferred at the official Victory Day ceremony held at Republic Square.

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  • The President launched the MNDF's new album of patriotic songs and delivered his Victory Day national address. Sun English The President later launched the MNDF’s new album of patriotic songs and delivered his Victory Day national address.

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  • The MNDF performed Leyge Jihaad, a reenactment commemorating the events of November 3. Sun English The MNDF also performed Leyge Jihaad, a reenactment commemorating the events of November 3.

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