Monday, December 10, 2018

Maritime dispute: Mahathir says will negotiate with Singapore, but no decision on removing Malaysian vessels
Read more at https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/asia/maritime-dispute-malaysia-port-limits-mahathir-vessels-remain-11018056

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Ricky Lim
"While the government of Malaysia is unable to accede to Singapore's counter-proposal, Malaysia will take all effective measures to de-escalate the situation on the ground, reaffirming its position to handle the situation in a calm and peaceful manner," it said.
In the meantime, Malaysia reiterates "the importance of strong bilateral relations" between the two countries, said the ministry, adding that the country hopes discussions will "commence expeditiously".

It also added, however, that Malaysia will be "responsible for any untoward situations on the ground that arise from continued deployment of its vessels into this area".
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This means Singapore's patience is wearing thin.
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Georgie Lee
Singapore should not negotiate with this snake now he has openly said Malaysia will not withdraw its vessel from Singapore water. Bring him to court and lets see what he is going to tell the court.
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Patrick Chua
Mahathir is trying to provoke Singapore to take action so that when war break up, they don't have to pay the S$15 million dollars delay penalty & the $500 million ringgit cancellation penalty for the KL-SG HSR's project. They can also cut off the supply of raw water to Singapore & cut off Singapore' commercial flight flying in & out of Changi Airport.
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