Brunei plans to expand security cooperation with Russia, ambassador says
Ambassador Husaini Alauddin said both countries value peace, stability and dialogue at a time of uncertainty in international affairs.
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Brunei plans to expand security cooperation with Russia, according to its ambassador, Husaini Alauddin, as reported by TASS.
At a time of uncertainty in international affairs, it is very important that both countries value peace, stability and dialogue, Alauddin said.
Scope of cooperation unclear
The ambassador's remarks did not specify which areas of security cooperation Brunei and Russia intend to expand or a timeline for doing so.
Brunei and Russia maintain diplomatic relations, though details of the current scope of their security ties were not included in the available reporting.
No response from Russian officials regarding the planned expansion of cooperation was included in the source material.
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