Singapore Resumes Military Cooperation After Indonesia’s Apology
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The Singapore Armed Forces will resume cooperation with its Indonesian counterpart after its army chief apologized for the decision to name a navy ship after marines who bombed a building on the island in 1965.
“The SAF will reciprocate General Moeldoko’s positive intentions by resuming bilateral co-operation” and “strengthen the mutual understanding and friendship that has been built up over many decades,” Singapore’s Defense Minister Ng Eng Hen said in a statement yesterday.