India said on Friday it had agreed on "mutually workable solutions" with the Maldives for operating three aircraft in the Indian Ocean archipelago, with all Indian military personnel who fly and maintain the platforms expected to be withdrawn by May.
Following the second meeting of the high-level core group set up by India and the Maldives to address the issue of the military personnel, the external affairs ministry said the solutions worked out by the two sides would "enable continued operation of Indian aviation platforms that provide humanitarian and medevac services to the people of Maldives".
A readout from the Maldivian foreign ministry provided details of the solutions, saying the two sides had agreed the Indian government "will replace the military personnel in one of the three aviation platforms by 10 March 2024, and will complete replacing military personnel in the other two platforms by 10 May 2024".
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