 ""No one is going to attack the military without any retaliation from the military – not even under any agreement,"" he defiantly declared.Bainimarama announced on 27 February that on the advice of his senior officers, he had decided to discontinue his fortnightly meetings with the Prime Minister, saying that no progress had been made and that the talks were therefore pointless.From now on, any Cabinet Minister – including the Prime Minister – who wished to see him would have to visit the Queen Elizabeth Barracks headquarters, he told Fiji Village.