
Prosecution to Call 25 Witnesses in Former Malaysian Army Chief's Money Laundering Trial
The prosecution announced it will call 25 witnesses to testify in the money laundering trial of former Malaysian Army chief Tan Sri.
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The prosecution announced it will call 25 witnesses to testify in the money laundering trial of former Malaysian Army chief Tan Sri.
The Malaysian Army has formed a board of inquiry and suspended heavy weapons live-fire training following an incident at Hobart Camp that left two soldiers injured. The inquiry aims to determine the cause of the incident.
The Malaysian Army has introduced relaxed requirements for age, height, and BMI to increase the number of new recruits. This initiative aims to broaden the pool of eligible candidates for military service.

The family of Private Muhammad Amirul Raziq Rosafindi is in deep grief following his death after an assault. His father expressed acceptance but noted the difficulty of bearing the loss.

An army corporal in Bentong, Malaysia, has pleaded not guilty in the Magistrate’s Court to charges of assaulting seven fellow soldiers. The court proceedings are ongoing.

Malaysia's former Army Chief Hafizuddeain and his wife are scheduled to face a joint trial on 11 counts of receiving money from illegal activities.

The Malaysian Army (TDM) has stated that its internal investigation findings contradict viral rape allegations made against one of its members. The army's probe concluded that the claims were unfounded.

The Malaysian Army has temporarily suspended all hand grenade training activities following a recent blast in Kedah, with the defence minister announcing a fast-tracked investigation into the incident.

The Malaysian Army is deploying drones, ATVs, and scramblers to tighten security along the country's borders in anticipation of Aidiladha, aiming to curb smuggling activities.

Final rites were held in Gemas for Malaysian Army soldier Private Muhammad Amirul Raziq, who passed away following an alleged corporal assault at the Bentong military camp.

Police in Pahang, Malaysia, have extended the remand of an army corporal suspected of assaulting seven soldiers in a camp, an incident that left one soldier in critical condition.

Two army corporals in Malaysia have been remanded for three days to assist in the investigation of an assault on fellow soldiers in Sungai Petani.
The Malaysian army commander stated that every soldier must master unarmed combat, known locally as Tempur Tanpa Senjata (TTS), considering it the primary line of self-defense.

Malaysian Army Corporal Norazmi was laid to rest with full military honors after being killed in a grenade blast at the Gurun camp during a training session. Police are investigating the incident, which also injured a private.

The Malaysian Armed Forces (MAF) plans to deploy a mobile CBRNE (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive) command centre by 2027, enhancing its threat-response readiness with AI upgrades.

An army officer in Melaka, Malaysia, was fined RM1,700 by the Magistrates' Court for assaulting a female colleague in a car park.
A Malaysian Army personnel is in critical condition after allegedly being assaulted at the 25th Battalion of the Royal Malay Regiment camp in Bentong, leading to a corporal's arrest.