Four southeast Asian nations agree to air patrol over Malacca strait
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Asian Defence Journal 9, 2005, p.48 (131)Summary: Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore with new partner Thailand will begin air patrols over the strategic Malacca strait to curb piracy and increase security.
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Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore with new partner Thailand will begin air patrols over the strategic Malacca strait to curb piracy and increase security.
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