Indonesian Army Chief of Staff Meets Media Leaders to Discuss TNI AD Programs
Indonesian Army Chief of Staff (KSAD) General Maruli Simanjuntak held a meeting with editors and representatives from major media outlets to discuss the Army's future programs. The meeting is believed to have aimed at information sharing and fostering understanding of the Army's activities and plans.
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