The Maldives has made a request to withdraw from the Maldives, and India has recently caused great concern and concern internationally. The Maldives has repeatedly called for India to withdraw from India, and so far India has not responded with any affirmation, leading to speculation about India's intentions.
According to India's chief executive, Kumar, the Indian authorities have not yet given orders to the troops. The Indian Foreign Minister confirmed that India and Malaysia had held talks on a range of issues, but did not mention the withdrawal of troops from Pakistan in his statement. It is clear that India has been ambiguous about the withdrawal from the Maldives and has no intention of withdrawing.
There are less than 2 months left before the deadline for the Maldives to repeatedly demand that India withdraw its troops, but India still has not given a clear answer, although there are signs of further action from some of the conversations. Such a gesture by India would certainly pose danger to the Maldives and exacerbate tensions in the region.
Indian military operations in the Maldives.
The Indian army in the Maldives was completed in the midst of a historic crisis. The Maldives had been threatened by insurgents, and the prime minister of the Maldives asked for help from India. India sent an army of 1,600 men to defeat the rebels in a very short time. In return for India's assistance, the Maldives offered India a certain amount of military assistance.
However, due to the change in the political direction of the Maldives and the opposition of the Maldivian people to the army, the Indian army is no longer an important strategic target for the Maldives. Today, the Maldives has issued an urgent call for India's withdrawal, to which India** has been slow to respond.
India could "legitimize" the troops stationed there by providing security justifications and use them to monitor and intervene in the Maldives. It is likely that India will put pressure on the Maldives to compromise accordingly, or even go to war, in an attempt to include the Maldives in its territory.
China has given support and guidance.
China has also said it will help the Maldives tide over the difficulties. The Chinese leaders have made it clear that China respects and supports the Maldives in its adherence to its own path of development, and resolutely supports the Maldives in defending its national sovereignty, territorial integrity and national dignity.
Sun Haiyan, vice chairman of the Chinese trade union, provided more assistance to the Maldives and led a visit to the Maldives to meet with Maldivian President Muiz. This shows that China attaches great importance to the development of bilateral ties with the Maldives and its efforts to defend the Maldives' national independence.
However, China's power alone is not enough to put real pressure on India. The United Nations has always firmly rejected all illegal military forces or military actions and has stressed that such acts constitute a grave violation of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of other States. I believe that in the future, more and more countries will stand by the Maldives and urge India to fulfill its promise to withdraw and work together to maintain peace and stability in the region.
Reflections and generalizations on India's ambitions.
India's handling of the Maldives incident has aroused widespread concern and concern around the world. India's refusal to withdraw and its premeditated incursions pose a serious challenge to peace and stability in the region.
India has had ambitions to expand outward since ancient times. For example, the annexation of Sikkim by India was acquired by India through its aggression against Sikkim. Today, India's approach to the Maldives and its actions raise concerns about whether there will be a next Sikkim.
Although India** has attempted to legitimize military operations in the country in the name of providing security assistance, it has done so in a serious violation of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Maldives and in violation of the norms and norms universally recognized by the countries of the world.
China** has made it clear that the Maldives will continue to provide assistance to the Maldives and has dispatched to cooperate with the Maldives, which fully demonstrates China's responsibility for regional peace and stability.
However, the Maldives problem remains to be addressed through the cooperation of all countries and the maintenance of peace and stability in the region through global cooperation. With monitoring and mediation by an international body such as the United Nations, and solidarity among States, India will honour its promise to withdraw and prevent further development.
Under the current circumstances, the Maldives deserves more attention and support from all countries in the world. All countries in the world should firmly safeguard the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Maldives and urge India to withdraw in order to prevent the outbreak of war and maintain regional peace and stability. At the same time, we should also be cautious in dealing with such issues to avoid the recurrence of such incidents, so as to maintain the stability and justice of the world order.