Indonesian National Police Reassigns 9 Brigadier Generals to Bareskrim
The Indonesian National Police has significantly reassigned nine Brigadier Generals (Brigjen Pol). This move is seen as part of a broader personnel reshuffling within the police organization, aimed at strengthening the National Police Criminal Investigation Department (Bareskrim).
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