Singapore - leaked cables WikiLeaks making Singapore and Malaysia relations arefull of prickly thistles become bland. Malaysia on Tuesday (14/12) submit a letter of protest to Singapore for expressing 'displeasure' over criticism of Singapore officials, as leaked by WikiLeaks last week.
Foreign Minister Anifah Aman called the Singapore High Commissioner to MalaysiaT. Jasudasen submit a formal protest it. Thus was launched the media in Singapore,The Straits Times, Wednesday edition (12/15/2010).
This is Malaysia's first official statement since the leaked memorandumWiliLeaks-diplomatic note containing the slur Singapore officials on official fourcountries namely Malaysia, Thailand, India and Japan. These leaks published by theAustralian media group Fairfax last weekend.
Especially for Malaysia, Singapore officials said the leader of Malaysia 'incompetent'and Prime Minister Najib Razak called 'opportunist'. Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yewwas also reported to have commented on the allegations of the opposition leaderAnwar Ibrahim of sodomy. Singapore believes sodomy occurred.
Malaysian Foreign Minister called the slur it as "unfair comments made by seniorofficials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Malaysia and Singapore about theleadership situation in the country of Malaysia '.
Malaysian Foreign Minister also "expressed deep concern over Malaysia and is not happy that comment as revealed by WikiLeaks and subsequently reported in the media."
About the allegations of sodomy on Anwar Ibrahim, Singapore considers that Anwaris doing sodomy, but he may have been framed by his political opponents. AnwarIbrahim was considering legal action in Malaysia because of the news media that citeWikiLeaks could affect the results of the trial that was lived. Today for the second timeAnwar was charged in the case of sodomy.
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