Malaysian aerospace business with the murderous Myanmar military exposed | Justice For Myanmar 10/20/26, 11:27 AM which has secured financing from a Malaysian state entrepreneurial development enterprise, has sought to supply the Myanmar military with systems, spare parts and components for Orlan-10E unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), Kamov Ka-28 anti-submarine helicopters, Mi-2, Mi-17 and unspecified Mi-series helicopters, and K-8W light attack aircraft. FJ Global issued multiple requests for quotations to international suppliers in 2026 that name the Myanmar Air Force as end user. Some of the requests copy, item for item, tenders issued by the Office of the Commander-inChief (Air) which FJ Global attached to its emails. Many of FJ Global’s activities are for the sourcing of parts for the junta’s Russian-origin aircraft, potentially undermining sanctions on Russia and its arms industry imposed by Australia, Canada, the EU, UK and USA. The Myanmar Air Force operates a large fleet of Russian rotary and fixed-wing aircraft. In March 2026, FJ Global also sought quotations from aircraft parts suppliers for critical Orlan-10E UAV parts, including fuselages, centre wings, payload control modules, day and night cameras, power trains, video transmission antennas and propellers. In 2021, days before the military’s coup attempt, Russia signed a contract to supply an unspecified number of Orlan-10E UAVs to Myanmar. Based on frontline sources and reporting, these UAVs are now being used by the Myanmar junta for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance. Also in March 2026, FJ Global sent out a request for quotations to overseas suppliers for Ka-28 parts that https://www.justiceformyanmar.org/stories/malaysian-aerospace-business-with-the-murderous-myanmar-military-exposed Page 3 of 18