Malaysia Eyes $245 Million Naval Missile System, Star Reports
Malaysia’s defense minister said the government is considering spending more than 1 billion ringgit ($245 million) on a new naval strike missile system after a deal with Norway collapsed earlier this year, the Star reported.
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