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For the first time in 29 days of armed conflict with the Israeli military along the Lebanon border, Hezbollah fighters have launched two “Burkan” rockets which carry large warhead designed to inflict maximum damage on its “enemy.”
Even though Saudi Arabia is recognized as one of the world’s largest oil-exporting countries, the Arab country still wants to use the uranium it obtains from local sources to build its own nuclear energy sector.
Malaysia’s Chief of Defence Forces, Tan Sri Mohammad Ab Rahman, recently participated in a submarine diving program with the Royal Malaysian Navy’s French-made “Scorpene” submarine, KD Tunku Abdul Rahman.
Ukrainian weapons experts have found that the guided missiles belonging to the Russian S-400 “Triumf” air defense system have some components originating from Western countries.
To confuse the surveillance efforts of the Ukrainian side, the Russian military has been painting real images of MiG-31 “Foxhound” fighter aircraft on the runways of the Belbek airbase located in Crimea, Ukraine.
The Malaysia Ministry of Defense will acquire six new Coastal Surveillance System (CSS) radars to monitor the area in the Eastern Sabah Security Zone (ESSZONE), according to Defense Minister Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan.
In February this year, the Iranian military revealed its first underground airbase to the media, known as “Eagle 44” (Oghab 44), built to house its fighter jets and most advanced drones.
Two US strategic bomber aircraft, B-1B Lancers, landed at Incirlik Air Base in Turkey in what defense analysts have described as a “historic” deployment of these bombers on Turkish soil.
The 10th Singapore-Malaysia Retreat has produced positive outcomes and expectations for greater trust and partnership, but consistent and future driven strategic efforts must be amplified in reinforcing trust and cementing a common framework of strategic deterrence and joint security enhancement.
Goodbye Super Hornet… In two years, in 2025, Boeing will end the production of the F/A-18E/F Super Hornet fighter aircraft and will no longer accept orders for it after delivering the last eight aircraft to the United States, as requested by the country’s congress.