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Society 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. Sun English Source (opens Sun English in a new tab)
Politics · Press release President confers November 3 Shield on five individuals at Victory Day ceremony President and Commander-in-Chief Dr Mohamed Muizzu conferred November 3 shields on five surviving recce patrol heroes at the official Victory Day ceremony held on the night of 3 Nov at Republic Square. The MNDF also presented a military performance titled Leyge Jihaad, launched an album of patriotic songs, and the President delivered an address to the nation. 5 outlets : MM TV (English), Office of the President, PSM News and 2 more Source (opens Office of the President in a new tab)
Society President and First Lady attend Victory Day flag-hoisting and... President Dr Mohamed Muizzu and First Lady Sajidha Mohamed attended the Victory Day flag-hoisting and guard-mounting ceremony at the Victory Day Monument on the morning of 2 November 2026, honouring those who died defending the Maldives on 3 November 1988. The ceremony included eight flags hoisted for the eight martyred personnel, a minute's silence, a seven-gun salute and a special prayer. 5 outlets : Office of the President, MM TV (English), PSM News and 2 more Source (opens MM TV (English) in a new tab)

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