Indonesian Army Lieutenant Dies in Ammunition Depot, Kopassus Cites Negligence
Lieutenant Jihad Ahmad of the Indonesian Army has died in an ammunition depot belonging to the Special Forces Command (Kopassus). Kopassus stated that the incident was purely due to negligence, with further investigations underway.
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