Al Mayeda Strike Highlights Pakistan's Mediation Limits, Minimal Impact on Indonesia
Pakistan's mediation efforts in the Strait of Hormuz have shown limitations following the recent 'Al Mayeda' incident. While direct impact on Indonesia appears minimal for now, regional instability in the Middle East poses indirect risks.
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