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Indonesia Asks Russia to Halt Citizen Recruitment for Military
Jakarta has formally requested Moscow cease enlisting Indonesian citizens into its armed forces, citing concerns over their safety and legal status.
Indonesia has officially requested that Russia stop recruiting its citizens for military service, according to a report by Tempo.co English. The Indonesian government has expressed concerns about the safety and legal standing of its nationals who may be involved in the conflict.
While the exact number of Indonesian citizens recruited or fighting for Russia is not specified, the Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has stated that it is actively monitoring the situation. The ministry has also indicated that it has received reports of Indonesians being recruited, prompting the formal diplomatic intervention.
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- [1] Indonesia Urges Russia to Stop Military Recruitment of Its Citizens - Tempo.co English— Tempo English (via Google News)
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