Indonesia Stands Firm on South China Sea
Indonesia maintains its stance on the South China Sea and is committed to ensuring the safety of its territory amid persistent Chinese maritime presence near the Natuna islands. The Indonesian foreign ministry emphasizes continuous communication and collaboration with involved parties to address the issue.
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Indonesia remains unwavering in its position regarding the South China Sea, asserting its commitment to territorial safety against ongoing Chinese maritime presence.
Foreign ministry spokesperson Roy Soemirat highlighted that Indonesia has repeatedly turned away a Chinese coast guard vessel near the Natuna islands.
The ministry is actively engaged in confirming details and exchanging information with other involved parties to manage the situation effectively.
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