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Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim announced the 2025 Budget in Parliament yesterday, allocating RM421 billion, with the Ministry of Defence set to receive RM21.2 billion for the coming year.
In an action deemed by Beijing as “igniting the flames of hostility in the region,” the Philippines has directed its military forces to increase troop presence on its northernmost island, which shares a border with Taiwan.
The Philippines intends to allocate $35 billion (RM157 billion) over the next 10 years to modernize its military forces, aiming to safeguard its interests in the South China Sea, at a time when the Southeast Asian nation faces increasing pressure from China.
Turkey has conducted several tests of the short-range ballistic missile (SRBM) “Tayfun,” developed by its defense company, ROKETSAN, which undoubtedly will further strengthened its efforts to become a regional military power.
Since the current outbreak of armed conflict between Palestinian, Hezbollah fighters and the Israeli military on October 7 until the present day, a total of 335 Israeli military vehicles have been reported as either destroyed or damaged due to the ongoing hostilities.
The jamming actions by the Russian military have been highly effective, causing the Ukrainian, U.S., and NATO forces to be unable to ensure whether their advanced weapons such as JDAM and HIMARS can accurately target their objectives.
In the midst of escalating disagreements concerning the substantial transfer of U.S. armament inventory to Ukraine for use against Russia, there arises a concern that America’s defenses may be compromised.
In its efforts to assist Israel, Britain will send reconnaissance aircraft and two support ships, RFA Lyme Bay and RFA Argus, along with 100 Royal Marines personnel to the waters of the country.
South Korea is set to host its first major military parade in a decade on Tuesday, September 26, showcasing a formidable display of weaponry, from ballistic missiles to attack helicopters.
In the span of six to seven months, approximately 270,000 individuals have voluntarily signed contracts to serve in the Russian Armed Forces.