After fighting for so long, the Maldives has finally won.
Just recently, Maldives Moiz said that India has signed an agreement with the Maldives to set two dates for the withdrawal of Indian troops from the Maldives. One is March 10th, and a group of people will go first. The other was the withdrawal of all Indian military personnel from the Maldives on May 10. To put it mildly, India has only stationed 75 people in the Maldives, and there are two batches of people in between, and there are two months in between.
In fact, the withdrawal between India and the Maldives has been going on for far too long. Now that Modi has finally bowed his head and signed an agreement to withdraw troops from the Maldives, it is indeed good news. But the key question is, will India be willing?
You know, the Maldives is very important to India. If India wants to realize its ambition of becoming a "big country with a voice and color", it is also indispensable to the "help" of the Maldives. To put it simply, India cannot easily withdraw its troops from the Maldives.
Muiz is not the first Maldives to demand a withdrawal from India, but he is the first to successfully reach an agreement with India and finalise a date. It was not without the Maldives ** trying to get India to withdraw its troops before, but the end of these ** was not very good.
As a small country on the periphery of India. For a long time, the Maldives has relied on India's economy, health care and even tourists. At that time, India also used this reason to send troops in. It is no exaggeration to say that India's infiltration of the Maldives has reached a certain level. If the Maldives does not save itself, it is estimated that it will soon become the next Ceylon.
So since taking office, Muiz has been calling on India to withdraw its troops. For this reason, he did not hesitate to break the so-called "tradition" that the first country to be visited by the Maldives** after taking office must be India. At the beginning of this year, we came to China and reached a comprehensive strategic partnership with us. On the one hand, this is to show India its determination, and on the other hand, it is also to get rid of its dependence on India by leaning against a big tree.
Feeling the determination of the Maldives, India finally bowed its head. After all, the two countries have not torn their faces yet, and India cannot be tough. But in private, India is no less than a messenger. Just some time ago, Modi also went to the Indian islands near the Maldives and threatened the Maldives under the banner of propaganda.
Two days before the signing of the agreement with the Maldives, India also announced that it would build new military bases on the islands of Agatti and Minikoi near the Maldives. Not only that, Indian Defense Minister Singh also said that on March 4 and 5, he will go to Mikoy Island to attend the inauguration ceremony of the naval base with an aircraft carrier task force composed of 15 **. This is very interesting, and it is clear that it is threatening the Maldives. Isn't this to tell the Maldives that even if my people are withdrawn, we will still be staring at you?
In addition, in the mouth of India, the withdrawal of Indian military personnel is called "replacement", which means that although India will withdraw military personnel, it will still send people over. These people, although not military personnel, are most likely retired military personnel. To put it mildly, what's the difference between this and not withdrawing?
List of high-quality authors After counting it in such detail, we can find that although India has bowed its head, it is not less covetous of the Maldives, and the Maldives still needs to be vigilant. But Muiz doesn't have to worry too much, as we said above, it's good to enjoy the shade with your back against the tree. Now that the Maldives has entered into a comprehensive strategic partnership with us, put your heart in your belly. Sticking to your "Maldives first" is more important than anything else.