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Indonesia Sends Diplomatic Note to Russia, Demands Halt to Recruitment of Indonesian Citizens

The Indonesian government has sent a diplomatic note to Russia demanding an end to the recruitment of Indonesian citizens into the Russian military. Analysts deem the move "concrete," highlighting concerns over national security and citizen protection.

Original source: SindonewsMore country news

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