Malaysia has received around RM1bil in security assistance since 2018, says US general


KUALA LUMPUR: The US government has approved approximately US$230mil (RM1bil) of security assistance for Malaysia, says US Army Pacific commanding general Charles Flynn.

He added that these funds have been allocated from 2018 until now which comprises provision of equipment, education, training and other exchange programmes.

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