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His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim has conveyed Warriors' Day greetings to members of the Malaysian Armed Forces and Royal Malaysia Police, acknowledging their sacrifices in defending the nation's sovereignty and peace.
The Grand Imam of Masjid Negara has stressed that a nation's strength rests fundamentally on the integrity and trustworthiness of its citizens and leadership, rather than military capabilities alone.
Deputy Prime Minister Fadillah Yusof has urged Malaysians to honour the sacrifices of national heroes and security personnel, marking the 2026 Warriors' Day celebration with the theme 'Mengenang Jasa, Mengukuh Pertahanan'.
Defence Minister Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin stressed that safeguarding national sovereignty extends beyond the military and police, calling on all Malaysians to contribute through patriotism and unity.
Sultan Nazrin Shah attended Perak's Warriors' Day 2026 ceremony in Ipoh, inspecting military honour guards and witnessing security force parades. He later opened a newly completed RM5.5 million mosque at Syed Putra Camp.
Communications Minister Datuk Seri Fahmi Fadzil has called on Malaysians to appreciate and remember the sacrifices of national heroes who defended the nation's sovereignty, peace and independence, particularly on Warriors' Day.
The Sultan and Tengku Ampuan of Pahang have issued a Warriors' Day tribute honouring the country's security forces, acknowledging their steadfast commitment to defending Malaysia's independence and prosperity.
Approximately 500 personnel from Malaysia's security and government agencies participated in a traditional tahlil ceremony in Kuala Lumpur, commemorating national heroes and fallen defenders ahead of the official Warriors' Day celebration.
Selangor has begun distributing Jom Shopping vouchers worth RM200 each to 8,391 non-pensioned military and police veterans, marking the inaugural initiative to honour their service and sacrifices.
Veteran law enforcement and military officers gathered in Kuala Lumpur to share experiences from perilous undercover operations against communist movements, highlighting personal sacrifices made during Malaysia's security struggles.
Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah joined over 1,100 security personnel and officials in Shah Alam for a religious observance marking Selangor's Warriors' Day celebration, honouring the sacrifices of the nation's uniformed services.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has approved an extra RM2 million grant for this year's Warriors' Day observance, reflecting improved financial stewardship. The announcement underscores government commitment to honouring military personnel and enhancing defence sector welfare.