Malindo Jaya exercise enhances Malaysia-Indonesia cooperation, says Navy


MANJUNG: The just-ended Malindo Jaya joint exercise involving the Royal Malaysian Navy and the Indonesian Navy has helped to further improve cooperation between the two forces.

The Navy said in a statement on Monday (Sept 5) said that the exercise, from Aug 29 to Sept 4, also gave officers and personnel of KD Lekiu and KD Seri Indera Sakti vessels an opportunity to exchange views with personnel of KRI Eddy Martadinata and KRI Tombak.

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