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‘Billions of ringgit spent, yet no ships’: Anwar slams opaque defence deals, warns against political meddling
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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim stressed the need for transparency in defence procurement, criticizing political interference and over-reliance on agents. He highlighted the continued use of outdated vessels, including one from 1976, despite billions spent on defence. Anwar emphasized government-to-government deals and proper cost assessments, echoing the King's criticism of the planned purchase of 30-year-old Black Hawk helicopters, which was subsequently cancelled.
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