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The Malaysian peacekeeping force or “MALBATT, currently in service with the United Nations (UN) in Lebanon, is set to receive 20 units of the “Panthera” 4×4 armored vehicles manufactured by Turkey in January next year.
A group of six Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) personnel have arrived in Seoul, South Korea, on November 29th to commence the FA-50M program with Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI).
Commander-in-Chief of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), Major General Hossein Salami, claims that out of 1,600 Israeli tanks and armoured vehicles deployed to Gaza, around 300 of them have been destroyed by Palestinian fighters.
Russia has been reported to have painted its Iran-supplied Shahed-136 kamikaze drones black for use in nighttime attacks on Ukrainian cities.
The intelligence agencies of Malaysia and Turkey collaborated to rescue a Palestinian computer expert known as “Omar. A” (Omar al-Balbaisi) from abduction by individuals associated with the Israeli intelligence agency Mossad while he was in Kuala Lumpur.
Turkey’s strong condemnation of Israel for its military operations in Gaza has provoked a vehement response from Germany, a staunch ally of Tel Aviv, signaling readiness for retaliation.
The destruction value of various weapons manufactured by the United States and the West on the battlefield in Ukraine is estimated to have reached approximately US$10 billion (RM45 billion), proving that Western weaponry and technology have had no significant impact on the Ukraine-Russia conflict.
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.
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.
The first group of six Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) officers for the FA-50 Block 20 light fighter aircraft acquisition project will be sent to South Korea in November.