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Norway supplied anti-ship missile systems to Malaysia, leading to the revocation of the export license and a parliamentary inquiry.

4 reports, 2 independent Updated Jul 9
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Norway supplied anti-ship missile systems to Malaysia, leading to the revocation of the export license and a parliamentary inquiry.

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NorwayMalaysiaKongsberg Defence & Aerospace

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  1. Norway revoked a missile export license.Sub-event
  2. Evaluation is underway for replacement missile systems as the procurement of anti-ship missiles for LCS has been cancelled.Sub-event
  3. Anwar Ibrahim wrote to the EU demanding policy clarity amid controversy over Norway's missile deal cancellation.Sub-event
  4. EU leaders weighed in on the contractual obligations of the NSM missile deal between Norway and Malaysia.1 source
  5. Procurement deal struck for NSM missiles by Malaysia.1 source
  6. Norway supplied anti-ship missile systems to Malaysia, prompting a defense ministry inquiry.1 source

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