SEPANG, March 1 ― In welcoming back Malaysians who were safely brought out of Ukraine, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob today described the evacuation mission of Malaysians from Ukraine as successful in meeting its objective.
According to him, the last group involved nine Malaysians and two dependents were transported out of Kyiv, Ukraine on February 26 by road to Poland. “We are grateful for the mission’s success as what is happening in Ukraine is worrying but the government did its best to ensure its people in Ukraine are safe,” said Ismail Sabri in a media conference after meeting the seven Malaysians at KLIA.
According to him, four Malaysians did not return to Malaysia but choose to be in other countries, with two in Poland and two in Germany.
What successful 'mission' means?they run themselves for the sake to save their own life..meanwhile what did gov do🤣🤣..so funny la this politician in malaysia..
So what?
Bungle
What a true comedian
No thanks to you
Because it is not planned by PM. They saved themselves
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