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Defence Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein said Malaysia will continue to be vigilant against threats from the Islamic State in the region.
Hisham said in his speech to students at the Malaysian National Defence University on Tuesday before welcoming former US Army General (rtd) David H. Petraeus, who was invited to speak to aspiring soldiers about leadership and his experiences.
Hisham said in his speech to students at the Malaysian National Defence University on Tuesday before welcoming former US Army General (rtd) David H. Petraeus, who was invited to speak to aspiring soldiers about leadership and his experiences.
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