Indonesian Navy Partners with Prosecutors to Tackle Border Sea Crimes
The Indonesian Navy has established a partnership with three regional prosecutor's offices (Kajati) to address criminal activities in border waters. This collaboration aims to enhance surveillance and crack down on illegal acts such as piracy and smuggling.
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