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Ops Sudan success due to good diplomatic relations, say analysts

Analysts say Ops Sudan's success proves the country’s capabilities in ensuring that its national security policy and the safety of its citizens was ensured. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, April 30, 2023.

He said elements of international recognition contained in the nine core policies within the National Security Policy 2021-2025 ensured the operation went smoothly and received full support from foreign countries. He added that Malaysians should be proud of the success of Ops Sudan as it proved the country’s capabilities in ensuring that its national security policy and the safety of its citizens was ensured.

“Ops Sudan’s success can be considered a continuation of the country’s past achievements with foreign countries, carried out by Wisma Putra, diplomats in Sudan and other highly skilled officers,” he said.

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