Exercise Mantis an efective platform to test, train soldiers, says Deputy Army chief


Deputy Army chief Lt-Gen Datuk Tengku Muhammad Fauzi Tengku Ibrahim (centre) with Canadian High Commissioner Wayne Robson (right) at the close of Exercise Mantis at the Terendak Army camp on Thursday (March 7). - Photo: Bernama

MELAKA: The Malaysian Armed Forces hopes cooperation with the Canadian Army under Exercise Mantis will continue, with the aim of increasing alertness and competency levels in multi-dimensional threats.

Deputy Army chief Lt-Gen Datuk Tengku Muhammad Fauzi Tengku Ibrahim said the bilateral exercise which began in 2015 had been an effective platform to test and train soldiers in handling terrorist situations.

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