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Malaysia’s PM opens possibility to release frozen military funds for operations, balancing anti-corruption efforts with national security needs.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim signaled openness to releasing frozen procurement funds for Malaysia’s armed forces to cover essential operations, according to Defence Minister Mohamed Khaled Nordin.
The decision, discussed during a February 24 meeting with defence leaders, aims to maintain military readiness amid regional security challenges while addressing corruption concerns tied to past procurement deals.
Anwar emphasized the need for transparent processes and stronger governance, supporting exceptions under strict oversight.
The move balances anti-corruption efforts with national defence needs, as the government also considers broader economic factors, including potential U.S. tariff impacts.
El primer ministro de Malasia abre la posibilidad de liberar fondos militares congelados para operaciones, equilibrando los esfuerzos anticorrupción con las necesidades de seguridad nacional.