US committed to stronger defence ties with Malaysia
US Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defence for South and Southeast Asia Reed B. Werner says the US is committed to stronger defence ties with Malaysia and will resume military exercises as soon as Covid-19 travel restrictions are lifted. – EPA pic, July 10, 2020.
THE United States strongly values its long and established partnership with Malaysia in the security and defence sector, said US Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defence for South and Southeast Asia Reed B. Werner. He said the relationship is long-standing and the US is looking forward to further deepening the ties – particularly in the area of maritime security.
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