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Medan pertahanan makin kompleks, pegawai kadet Palapes perlu lengkap diri dengan ilmu

Tuanku Syed Faizuddin Putra Jamalullail bertitah serangan siber, peperangan hibrid, penggunaan dron, kecerdasan buatan dan ketidaktentuan politik global kini turut membentuk landskap keselamatan negara.

Medan pertahanan makin kompleks, pegawai kadet Palapes perlu lengkap diri dengan ilmu

Raja Muda Perlis, Tuanku Syed Faizuddin Putra Jamalullail, recently bestowed symbolic ink to faculty cadet personnel at Universiti Malaysia Perlis, Arau. The growing complexity of the defense sector and emerging threats necessitate further education for these individuals. The royal heir warned of potential cyber attacks, hybrid warfare, drone usage, artificial intelligence, and the unpredictable global political landscape as key factors shaping the nation's security landscape.

He urged citizens to act as a technologically savvy, informed, security-conscious, and constantly vigilant generation, staying abreast of geopolitical developments.

Tuanku Syed Faizuddin emphasized that fostering national pride is crucial for triumphing over challenges, and urged that every member of the armed forces should adhere to principles of loyalty, bravery, and honesty in every action. He cautioned against easy influence from propaganda, misinformation, or narratives that could undermine the harmony and safety of their country, in line with the mutual agreement between citizens.

The royal heir stressed that protecting the nation is a commitment and responsibility towards one's homeland rather than just a duty. He called upon the cadets to serve with knowledge, bravery, and resilience for a prosperous, safe, and respected Malaysia. He asked them to uphold the noble reputation of the royal institution, military forces, universities, and units, serving as an example through their words, actions, and conduct.

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