Prabowo Orders Navy to Deploy 11 Ships for Missing Journalists Search
Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo has ordered the Indonesian Navy to deploy 11 ships to assist in the search for five missing journalists. The search operations are currently ongoing.
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