Indonesian National Police Mutates 14 Densus 88 Counter-Terror Officers
The Indonesian National Police announced the reassignment of 14 senior officers within the counter-terrorism unit 'Densus 88', including its deputy chief. This move is seen as part of regular personnel rotations aimed at maintaining and strengthening the nation's counter-terrorism capabilities.
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