Malaysia To Buy Starstreak V-Shorads Missiles
Malaysia has signed a deal for procurement of Thales Starstreak V-Shorads, GM-K1 vehicles and light weight multiple launchers, radars and command and control systems from UK.
Malaysia signed an agreement with Global Komited, a subsidiary of Weststar Group and Thales during DSA 2014 to market Starstreak system to Malaysian Armed Forces to replace Thales’ Starbust V-Shorads which has been in use with air defense of the military bases.
Malaysia signed the deal ahead of UK Prime Minister David Cameron’s visit to Kuala Lumpur on Thursday.
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