Royal Malaysian Navy Offshore Stations Security & Sovereignty 1st May 20221st May 2022 For the Malaysians in the peninsular at least, Lumut would be THE Navy town where the premier Royal Malaysian Navy base is located. Thus many would not be aware of the five offshore stations occupied my the RMN. This post will concentrate on an isolated area of operations for the RMN,
A Balance is Needed between MAF’s Primary Role and its Role in CIMIC – Gen Tan Sri Affendi Buang Ops & Training Security & Sovereignty 30th March 202230th March 2022 KUALA LUMPUR: There must be a balance between the primary task of the Malaysian Armed Forces (MAF) to defend the country from external threats and its role in Civil and Military Cooperation (CIMIC), said Armed Forces Chief Gen Tan Sri Affendi Buang. He said while the MAF was streamlining its primary
PRESS RELEASE, MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS MALAYSIA – MEDIA REPORT REGARDING SOUTH LEDGE Security & Sovereignty 20th January 202220th January 2022 In response to media queries following an article published by Defence Security Asia on 18 January 2022 entitled "Indonesia Dakwa Tubir Selatan (South Ledge), Karang Singa Miliknya. M'sia Bagaimana?", the Ministry has verified the matter with the Indonesian side. The Ministry was informed that the Indonesian Minister of Home Affairs
Indonesia Claims Ownership of South Ledge and Karang Singa Security & Sovereignty 18th January 202218th January 2022 (DEFENSE SECURITY ASIA)-A few days ago, the Indonesian media reported that its Home Minister Tito Karnavian had paid a visit to Karang Singa and Tubir Selatan (South Ledge) which is claimed to belong to the country. Karang Singa is located not far from South Ledge, Middle Rocks and Pedra Branca on
Indonesian Minister of Home Affairs Tito Values the Importance of Karang Singa and South Ledge in Riau Islands Security & Sovereignty 14th January 202214th January 2022 BATAMTODAY.COM, Batam - Minister of Home Affairs General Pol (Purn) Tito Karnavian directly inspected the construction of Karang Singa Island in Bintan Regency, Riau Islands, Thursday (13/1/2022). During this visit, Tito was accompanied directly by Deputy Minister of Defense Lieutenant General TNI Muhammad Herindra, Head of the Maritime Security Agency (Bakamla)
New Long-range Air Defence Radar To “Monitor” Southern Malaysia Security & Sovereignty Technology 6th January 202218th February 2022 (DEFENSE SECURITY ASIA, 2 Jan 2022)-The Ministry of Defence will acquire a new long-range air defense radar to replace the existing radar in Bukit Lunchu, Plentong in Johor to monitor the country's airspace in the south from all intrusions and other elements that threaten the country's security. According to Deputy Defence
The “Mersing Line”, Reality Or Nonsense? MY ATM Security & Sovereignty 28th December 202128th April 2022 The "Mersing Line" is a hypothetical line that shows that if an armed conflict between Malaysia and Singapore occurs, the Republic's army is said to invade, advance and conquer part of Johor land from Johor Bahru to the district of Mersing in Johor to create the Mersing Line. DEFENSE SECURITY ASIA
U.S. Embassy Kuala Lumpur Defence Attaché Visited Kota Kinabalu Naval Base Defence Relations Security & Sovereignty Technology 27th December 202127th December 2021 27 December 2021 - Captain M Muzzafar Khan, the U.S. Embassy Kuala Lumpur Senior Defense Official/Defense Attaché, conducted courtesy calls with Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) Navy Region Two Commander in Sandakan, Sabah and EASTERN FLEET Commander (EFC), Submarine Force Commander, and the 601 Scan Eagle Unmanned Aerial System squadron in
Could Malaysia Armed Forces Win a War against Singapore? MY ATM Security & Sovereignty 23rd December 202128th April 2022 The short answer here is that the readiness of the MAF is not good. The more nuanced answer is it depends on which service you are looking at. The Army is in a decent state. The main strategic units in armor and artillery, the PT-91 Twardy and the Astros II MLRS,
Nuclear Submarine USS CONNECTICUT Struck Uncharted Seamount in South China Sea Security & Sovereignty Technology 13th November 202113th November 2021 YOKOSUKA, Nov 3 - The 7th Fleet of the United States Navy (US Navy) said the incident that struck the submarine USS CONNECTICUT in South China Sea was due to a collision with an uncharted seamount. On 3 Nov 2021, we were shocked by news of a breach on the seabed
