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People's Liberation Organisation of Tamil Eelam (PLOTE)
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The freedom they defended, the future we inherited
A commemorative piece marking the 3 November 1988 attempted coup in the Maldives, recounting the PLOTE-led assault on government installations, India's Operation Cactus response, and the 19 Maldivians who died. It reflects on the freedom inherited by generations born after the attack and the responsibility of remembering that sacrifice.
Politics
Vice President extends Victory Day greetings, prays for fallen martyrs
Vice President Uz Hussain Mohamed Latheef extended Victory Day greetings to Maldivian citizens and prayed for the martyrs who died defending the country's independence, in a message posted on X as the Maldives commemorates its 38th Victory Day. The article recalls that eight military personnel and 11 civilians were martyred in the 3 November 1988 attack carried out by Maldivian conspirators and 80 members of PLOTE.
Politics
President’s Victory Day message draws lessons from soldiers’...
President Dr Mohamed Muizzu urged the nation to draw lessons from the courage and sacrifice of Maldivian soldiers in a Victory Day message, paying tribute to the Martyrs. The article notes Victory Day commemorates the defence of Maldivian sovereignty during the 1988 coup attempt, in which 19 Maldivians were killed.
Infrastructure
Roads around Republic Square to be closed on 3 Nov for Victory Day celebrations
Maldives Police Service announced temporary road and marine traffic closures around Republic Square in Malé on Tuesday, 3 November, to allow Victory Day ceremonies including prayers, a flag-hoisting, a military display and an official assembly. Restrictions begin at 4:00 am, with further closures at 1:30 pm and 6:30 pm, and motorists, pedestrians and vessels are urged to plan for disruptions.
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