On October 15, local time, the Madagascar military said it would rule for two years with the transitional civilian government and that elections would be held.

On the 14th, a Madagascar military official announced at the presidential palace in the center of the capital, vo,Malaysia's Defense and Security Forces have officially taken over state power¡£

National Assembly approves impeachment of President

Earlier on October 14, the presidential palace of Madagascar issued a decree via social media announcing the dissolution of the National Assembly under the Constitution. The deputy chairman of the National Assembly of Malaysia, Randy Nasolaniako, questioned the "legality" of the decree.

On the afternoon of the 14th, the National Assembly held a special session, announcing the vote to pass the impeachment of La Giolina.The presidential palace said the parliament's move "lacks any legal basis".

Since September 25, large-scale demonstrations have broken out in many cities in Madagascar, including Antananarivo, to protest against frequent water shortages and power outages. On October 11, a mutiny occurred in an elite army camp in southern Antananarivo. Some soldiers joined the demonstration and demanded that Rajoelina step down. On the 12th, the force announced that it would take over military command, and the presidential palace issued a written statement condemning the ongoing "illegal attempt to seize power by force." Rajoelina issued a video speech via social media on the evening of the 13th, saying that due to threats to his personal safety, he had moved to a "safe place." (General reporter Li Ye)