Unity is the strongest weapon against the plots of our adversaries: Pres. Solih
The President said that commemorating Victory Day was to strengthen our resolve
Raeesuljumhooriyya Ibrahim Mohamed Solih
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih has stated that unity and brotherly bond is the strongest weapon against plots by adversaries to destabilize the nation.
President Solih made the statement in his address on the occasion of Victory Day, on Thursday.
The Victory Day of Maldives is celebrated on November 3 to commemorate our victory over the failed coup d'état on the same day in 1988.
Drawing lessons from the incident, the President stated that Almighty Allah grants victory to those who commit jihad in his name with unwavering faith, courage, honesty, and conviction.
The President said that the next lesson is to be vigilant against terrorist threats and plots by our adversaries to destabilize the nation. He also underlined the need to build generations of youth who will stand up to protect and defend our sovereignty and independence.
The President said that commemorating Victory Day was to strengthen our resolve and uphold the principles and values that led to our success and victory over our adversaries.
He also called on members of the armed forces to promote unity on an individual and institutional level.
The brutal and deadly attack on our independence on November 3, 1988, by local discontents and aided by armed foreign mercenaries, was a dark day for the Maldives, during which 19 locals lost their lives.
