Paskal

In 2018, Malaysia becomes the first nation to launch military operations against piracy in the Gulf of Aden. This decision stems from the urgent need to safeguard its oil reserves from escalating threats.

A supertanker named Laurel 11 is hijacked by Somali pirates during a critical night. The vessel's distress signal prompts immediate action from the Malaysian Navy.

In response to the hijacking, the Royal Malaysian Navy dispatches the MT Bunga Mas Lima, which is on its way home after an extensive deployment. This swift decision marks a pivotal moment in their counter-piracy operations.

Commander Maznan makes the crucial choice to deploy the elite special operations unit, PASKAL, led by Lieutenant Commander Arman Rahmat. This elite team is tasked with confronting the pirates directly.

Lieutenant Commander Arman is shaped by his father's legacy, who also served in PASKAL. His leadership is reinforced by the experiences and sacrifices of those before him, including Commander Maznan and Admiral Kamarulzaman.

A flashback to 2009 reveals Arman's time as a sub-lieutenant in training alongside his friend Joshua Tee Seng Wai. This pivotal moment sets the stage for the profound challenges Arman will face in later years.

During a chaotic mission in Angola, Joshua is tragically killed by Jeb, whose reckless behavior leads to an accidental explosion. This incident haunts Arman and shapes the trajectory of his military career.

Arman takes it upon himself to support Joshua's widow, Lily, in the aftermath of her husband's death. This relationship becomes a focal point in Arman's life as he navigates his career and personal loss.

During a reconnaissance mission to capture Rudi, Arman unexpectedly encounters Jeb dining with him. Jeb's involvement with Rudi signals an escalation of the rivalry that had begun years prior.

After identifying a potential security threat linked to an oil rig where Lily works, Arman gathers his team for a swift operation. This mission aims to prevent an impending disaster orchestrated by Jeb and Rudi.

The Navy engages in a tense operation at the oil rig, where Arman confronts Jeb, who has taken Lily hostage. The encounter turns into an intense showdown, emphasizing the stakes involved in their rivalry.

In a climactic moment, Arman manages to defeat Jeb during their confrontation, leading to Jeb's tragic demise. This outcome serves as a poignant resolution to the long-standing conflict between the two men.

Upon returning home and reuniting with the freed hostages, Arman's relationship with his mother deepens. They share an emotional reconciliation, highlighting the sacrifices made in service to the nation.

As Arman contemplates his experiences, he reflects on the sacrifices made by him and his comrades. The story concludes with a powerful reminder of duty and the often unrecognized valor of military personnel.

Arman visits a memorial honoring his father's legacy, affirming the significance of his service and the sacrifices of those who came before him. This moment signifies a deep personal understanding of honor and obligation.