Indonesia, Turkey, Malaysia Seal Defense Deals
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Indonesia’s parliament has approved the ratification of defense cooperation agreements with Turkey and Malaysia. The decision, announced by the House of Representatives, formalizes a framework for joint military exercises, technology sharing, and intelligence cooperation. The treaties aim to strengthen regional security and counter common threats in Southeast Asia and beyond. Officials say the partnerships will enhance Indonesia’s defense capabilities without escalating tensions with other nations.