Anger of Fiji in Tonga "extraction".

analysts said the flight of many boards of former allies to the vulnerability of the military leader of Fiji of regime of Commodore Bainimarama, Commodore Frank Bainimarama, accused Tonga to help a suspect on sedition charges to escape from Fiji.

Commander Bainimarama said Tonga had illegally sent a marine patrol week last to pick up former army of Chief Lt Col Tevita Mara of Fiji.

He said that he would be lodging a formal protest with the Minister of Tonga.

The Tonga Government said only that she has responded to a distress call and he rescued one person.

Col Mara was charged this month with conspiracy to overthrow the captain of Commander Bainimarama, who took power in a coup in 2006.

"The Government of Fiji takes strong exception to these violations of the sovereignty of Fiji," Commander Bainimarama said in a statement published on the website of his Government.

He said the escape was a "plot by a handful of selfish individuals," should not be allowed to harm ties between the two nations.

"Tragic oppression."

Col Mara declared a fugitive, is the son of former Prime Minister end of Fiji, Kamisese Mara.

"The rescued passenger was brought to Nuku'alofa, where provisions have been taken to their accommodation by the Office of royal household out of respect for his rank" Tonga Government's statement said.

During this time, YouTube images that appear to show pass Mara alleges the sedition charges against him are "false".

"When I was saved by the Navy of Tonga, I asked to be worn at Nuku'alofa where, under the protection of the Government of King George, I will be able to tell the truth without fear of reprisal on the tragic oppression that stifle my beloved land"he said on the clip to YouTube."."

He described the Bainimarama Government as a "hateful dictatorship."

For the New Zealand Prime Minister John key, stated that the theft of Col Mara has highlighted the fragility of the Bainimarama regime.

"Tevita Mara is the guy who was right in Bainimarama man when he started a coup in 2006, so the fact that he jumped off the ship is a very interesting development it", Mr. Key said the New Zealand TV.

In March of this year, a Minister of the former Government of Fiji, Samisoni Tikoinasau, also known under the name of Sam Speight, said that he could seek political asylum in Australia.