Maldives is making many new friends, deal with Turkey after China, India's concern increased!

India Maldives Tension: In the midst of tension with India, Maldives is increasing its friends. After signing a defense pact with China, Muijju has struck a new deal with the Islamic country of Turkey. Mohamed Muijjoo has purchased military drones for the first time in a new deal with Turkey. It is worth noting that this step by Maldives has come before the return of Indian troops. The return of Indian troops has come before with the Maldives. The Indian soldier from Maldives will return to India by May 10. Earlier, Muijju has bought military drones to monitor the Indian border. There is also news that next week Maldives will also start operating this drone.

The Maldives has bought a large number of drones from Turkey to patrol its exclusive economic zone in the Indian Ocean, days after China and China signed a defense agreement to acquire non-lethal weapons, according to a media report on Saturday. The exact number of drones purchased is not clear and neither the Ministry of Defense nor the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Maldives has made any official announcement about it.

Is there no conspiracy against India?

In January, Muijju, speaking to reporters at Vela International Airport after returning from a political trip to China, made several claims about his country's defense without naming India. It said that Maldives does not depend on the help of any country. Muijju said, 'Though our islands are small, we are a huge country with a huge Special Economic Zone of nine lakh square kilometres. Maldives is the country that has the largest part of this ocean. This ocean is not the exclusive property of any country.'

People of India should forgive us: Former President of Maldives apologizes

A few days ago, the former President of Maldives, Mohammad Nasheed, who visited India, apologized on behalf of the people of Maldives. Nasheed expressed his desire that Indian tourists continue to visit the country. Describing the impact of the boycott on Maldives, Nasheed said, 'It has had a huge impact on Maldives and I am really concerned about this issue here in India. I want to say that Maldivian people are sorry for that. We regret that this happened. We want Indian people to come to Maldives on their holidays and there will be no change in our hospitality.'