Indonesian Navy
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Former Australian Minister ALEXANDER DOWNER says UK should turn migrant boats around
Your Home Secretary, Priti Patel, has been widely ridiculed on both sides of the Channel for suggesting that boats carrying migrants be physically “pushed” ... -
Why India could lease a second nuclear attack submarine from Russia
New Delhi signed a $ 3 billion lease with Moscow in 2019 for the Chakra-3 submarine. But with the growing Chinese naval presence and ... -
Crude Oil on MT Strovolos Belongs to Kingdom of Cambodia: Ministry
The tens of millions of dollars in crude oil aboard the MT Strovolos that was illegally removed from Cambodian waters in mid-June – and ... -
Bali’s Guantanamo bomb case faces immediate challenges
Air Force Maj. Jason Cordova answer questions after day two of an impeachment hearing for their client, Malaysian accused Mohammed Nazir bin Lep, on ... -
Cambodia says ‘loopholes’ may have led to oil theft as NGOs urge investigation – Radio Free Asia
An oil tanker with nearly 300,000 barrels of crude that went missing last month may have left Cambodia unnoticed due to “shortcomings” in enforcement, ... -
Indonesian Navy seizes wanted tanker in Cambodia
Indonesian Navy says it seized tanker wanted by Cambodian authorities on suspicion of stealing nearly 300,000 barrels of crude oil Through Associated press EDNA ... -
Covid-19: India sends 10 containers of liquid medical oxygen to Indonesia
India delivered 10 containers of liquid medical oxygen (OMT) to Indonesia on Tuesday to help the country in its fight against the Covid-19 pandemic. ... -
HMAS Ballarat returns from regional deployment
The crew of the Royal Australian Navy frigate HMAS Ballarat have returned to Garden Island, Western Australia, after four months of deployment. HMAS Ballarat ... -
Indonesian army abolishes virginity tests for female recruits – benarnews
The Indonesian military chief said on Tuesday that the military wing is no longer subjecting female recruits to so-called virginity tests, clarifying recent comments ... -
Indonesian military still uses ‘virginity tests’ for female recruits, spokesman says – BenarNews
The rule that requires female recruits to the Indonesian armed forces to undergo a virginity test has not changed, an army spokesman said on ...
