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MINDEF says it has replied to all M'sian protests over airspace intrusions
By S Ramesh
Singapore's Defence Ministry (MINDEF) says it has investigated and replied to every Malaysian diplomatic protest over intrusions by Singapore's air force into Malaysian airspace.
MINDEF made this point after it was reported that Malaysian Deputy Defence Minister Shafie Apdal had told Malaysia's Parliament, the Dewan Rakyat, that Malaysia had protested five intrusions by the RSAF in 2002.
The Malaysian Minister added that Singapore had not provided any reply.
Rebutting this, MINDEF said two of the incidents involved navigational errors, and the Singapore air force had apologised even before Malaysia protested.
Nevertheless, Singapore's Foreign Ministry had replied to Wisma Putra's official protest regarding the 2 incidents.
As for the other 3 allegations, MINDEF says they are entirely without basis, and have been formally refuted. -
The air over Malaysia must be thick with the amount of hesh, ganja, heroin and other exotic drugs being smoked, that the exhaled fumes must have affected the Malaysian Ministers.
Little wonder that they make so many hallucinating observations and erratic statements.
Their Foreign Minister is a classic example of denying any wrong doing of the Malaysian Police handling of the Indian nationals working in Kuala Lumpur.
Now that investigations of the matter is almost complete, the Malaysian Acting PM Badawi has put his FM Syed Hamid Albar into some cold turkey treatment, and have him apologise to the Indian Government.
Lets hope the Indian Government showed him their big stick, and wake him up from his arrogant hallucination of self-righteousness. -
Here we go again.. Another round of fingers pointing..Originally posted by duotiga83:MINDEF says it has replied to all M'sian protests over airspace intrusions
By S Ramesh
Singapore's Defence Ministry (MINDEF) says it has investigated and replied to every Malaysian diplomatic protest over intrusions by Singapore's air force into Malaysian airspace.
MINDEF made this point after it was reported that Malaysian Deputy Defence Minister Shafie Apdal had told Malaysia's Parliament, the Dewan Rakyat, that Malaysia had protested five intrusions by the RSAF in 2002.
The Malaysian Minister added that Singapore had not provided any reply.
Rebutting this, MINDEF said two of the incidents involved navigational errors, and the Singapore air force had apologised even before Malaysia protested.
Nevertheless, Singapore's Foreign Ministry had replied to Wisma Putra's official protest regarding the 2 incidents.
As for the other 3 allegations, MINDEF says they are entirely without basis, and have been formally refuted.