Indian Civilian Team Takes Charge in the Maldives as Military Personnel Withdraw

Defense News ,India :- A group of Indian civilians has come to the Maldives to run one of three aviation platforms. This is a big step in the process of Indian military personnel leaving, and they aim to finish this by March 10.

This move shows how the two countries are working together more closely, moving from the military managing things to civilians taking charge.

The team has arrived in Addu to start the careful process of handing over control. Their main job is to make sure everything goes smoothly as they take full command.

The helicopter currently in Addu will soon head to India for planned maintenance. It needs test flights there to make sure it's ready for the journey.