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The Government of Indonesia has requested a possible sale of 30 AIM-9X-2 Sidewinder Block II All-Up-Round Missiles, 20 AIM-9X-2 Captive Air Training Missiles (CATM), 2 CATM-9X-2 Block II Tactical Missile Guidance Units, 4 CATM-9X-2 Block II Guidance Units, and 2 Dummy Air Training Missiles, containers, test sets and support equipment, spare and repair parts, publications and technical documents, personnel training and training equipment, U.S. Government and contractor technical assistance, and other related elements of logistics and program support. The estimated cost is $47 million.
Indonesia – AIM-9X-2 Sidewinder Missiles | The Official Home of the Defense Security Cooperation Agency
Blaaarrrrr, Tepat sasaran.
The Government of Indonesia has requested a possible sale of 30 AIM-9X-2 Sidewinder Block II All-Up-Round Missiles, 20 AIM-9X-2 Captive Air Training Missiles (CATM), 2 CATM-9X-2 Block II Tactical Missile Guidance Units, 4 CATM-9X-2 Block II Guidance Units, and 2 Dummy Air Training Missiles, containers, test sets and support equipment, spare and repair parts, publications and technical documents, personnel training and training equipment, U.S. Government and contractor technical assistance, and other related elements of logistics and program support. The estimated cost is $47 million.
Indonesia – AIM-9X-2 Sidewinder Missiles | The Official Home of the Defense Security Cooperation Agency
Blaaarrrrr, Tepat sasaran.
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AIM9X malah sudah dapat approval US Congress dan kontrak pemesanannya sudah sign. Kalo gak salah masih dalam produksi bareng2 pesanan beberapa negara lain.
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Most-wanted Aceh insurgent ‘agreed to surrender after Jokowi vowed amnesty’
Banda Aceh | National | Tue, December 29 2015, 1:39 PM
Most-wanted: State Intelligence Agency (BIN) chief Sutiyoso (second right) poses next to Acehnese insurgent Din Minimi (holding gun) after the latter turned himself and his group in on Tuesday. (Photo courtesy of AJNN) National News
Aceh's most-wanted criminal and former Free Aceh Movement (GAM) combatant Din Minimi finally surrendered on Tuesday after three years as a fugitive, committing crimes as a form of protest against the GAM-lead Aceh provincial government.
Din and his 30 followers turned themselves in, witnessed by State Intelligence Agency (BIN) chief Sutiyoso, also handing over 15 rifles.
"I am willing to turn myself in because what I proclaim and what I demand are positive things," Din toldthejakartapost.com in a telephone interview on Tuesday.
He said that he had been willing to come out from his hideaway following guarantees from President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo himself that his demands would be considered by the government. He had a telephone conversation with Jokowi three days ago.
""After receiving guarantees from the President, I was willing to surrender to the government."
"I demand that the government implement a thorough reintegration, and take care of the orphans and widows of former [GAM] combatants as stipulated in the Helsinski peace agreement,” he said, referring to the treaty that ended the conflict between GAM and the Indonesian government.
The government also granted Din's group an amnesty on all charges, another factor in his decision to surrender.
"My conduct will not be considered as a crime and we will receive an amnesty from the government," he said.
The process of his submission had been going on for two weeks, starting with Din contacting with Juha Christensen, a former member of the Aceh Monitoring Mission, which was actively involved in the peace agreement in Helsinski in 2005.
After intensive communication, Din and Christensen agreed that Din's case would be presented directly to Jokowi.
Following the latter’s approval, Sutiyoso then departed to Aceh to meet Din and oversee his surrender.
Meanwhile, Christensen said he was grateful for Din and his group’s peaceable surrender, which, he said, demonstrated that violent conflicts could be solved through peaceful means.
Christensen claimed he had initiated Din's surrender after growing concerned the conflict could escalate.
"I contacted Din a while ago and tried to approach him to settle the problem through dialogue and he agreed to turn himself in," Christensen said, adding that he had received help from Vice President Jusuf Kalla to facilitate the dialogue.
Kalla played a pivotal role in the peace agreement between government and GAM.
For Christensen, Din's demands of the Aceh provincial administration were positive but unfortunately never listened to.
"Din Minimi is not a separatist, nor a robber. He wants justice from the government for the orphans, widows and former combatants ignored by the government," he said.
Still, he believed that Din's armed fight was wrong despite the message of equality for all Acehnese after the peace agreement.
New leaf: Aceh's most-wanted fugitive, Din Minimi (left) hands a rifle to State Intelligence Agency (BIN) chief Sutiyoso after surrendering to the government on Tuesday. Din said he was willing to turn himself in after three years hiding in the jungles of Aceh following President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo's promise of an amnesty for Din and his group. (Photo courtesy of AJNN)
Around 110 members of Din's group will be granted amnesty by the government, according to Christensen, adding that the figure could grow to 180 as there are others involved, such as Din's family members and followers under police detention.
"During the conflict, [the Indonesian government] gave amnesty to more than 10,000 GAM members, so there is no reason not to give amnesty to several hundred people," he said.
According to a report from the Institute for Policy Analysis of Conflict (IPAC) titled "Din Minimi: The Strange Story of an Armed Group in Aceh, Indonesia", Din became an outlaw after joining GAM in the final years of its insurgency.
Din, born Nurdin bin Ismail Amat, was born in Keude Buloh village in Julok, East Aceh, 37 years ago.
He is the first of four brothers and his father, known as Abu Minimi after the machine gun (mini-mitrailleuse) he carried in the conflict, was a prominent GAM fighter who was killed sometime before president Soeharto fell in 1998.
Din and all of his brothers joined the struggle as soon as they were able to.
The IPAC report criticized the portrayal of Din as a Robin Hood figure who abducted corruptors and drug dealers and used the ransom money to assist orphans and widows neglected by the GAM leaders now in power.
According to IPAC director Sidney Jones, Din was in fact no better than an armed criminal.
Din shot to fame in 2014 as he opened access to journalists, delivering a consistent message that the GAM-led Aceh government had failed to fulfill its promises to former combatants.
"It has not given them homes or land, and has not lived up to its commitment to implement the 2005 agreement in full," Din said at the time.
Din’s long list of crimes started in mid-2013; most were extortions, kidnapping for ransom and attacks. His most serious crime was the murder of two military intelligence officers in March this year. (rin)(+)
- See more at: http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2....lmlhgrsy.dpuf
Banda Aceh | National | Tue, December 29 2015, 1:39 PM
Most-wanted: State Intelligence Agency (BIN) chief Sutiyoso (second right) poses next to Acehnese insurgent Din Minimi (holding gun) after the latter turned himself and his group in on Tuesday. (Photo courtesy of AJNN) National News
Aceh's most-wanted criminal and former Free Aceh Movement (GAM) combatant Din Minimi finally surrendered on Tuesday after three years as a fugitive, committing crimes as a form of protest against the GAM-lead Aceh provincial government.
Din and his 30 followers turned themselves in, witnessed by State Intelligence Agency (BIN) chief Sutiyoso, also handing over 15 rifles.
"I am willing to turn myself in because what I proclaim and what I demand are positive things," Din toldthejakartapost.com in a telephone interview on Tuesday.
He said that he had been willing to come out from his hideaway following guarantees from President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo himself that his demands would be considered by the government. He had a telephone conversation with Jokowi three days ago.
""After receiving guarantees from the President, I was willing to surrender to the government."
"I demand that the government implement a thorough reintegration, and take care of the orphans and widows of former [GAM] combatants as stipulated in the Helsinski peace agreement,” he said, referring to the treaty that ended the conflict between GAM and the Indonesian government.
The government also granted Din's group an amnesty on all charges, another factor in his decision to surrender.
"My conduct will not be considered as a crime and we will receive an amnesty from the government," he said.
The process of his submission had been going on for two weeks, starting with Din contacting with Juha Christensen, a former member of the Aceh Monitoring Mission, which was actively involved in the peace agreement in Helsinski in 2005.
After intensive communication, Din and Christensen agreed that Din's case would be presented directly to Jokowi.
Following the latter’s approval, Sutiyoso then departed to Aceh to meet Din and oversee his surrender.
Meanwhile, Christensen said he was grateful for Din and his group’s peaceable surrender, which, he said, demonstrated that violent conflicts could be solved through peaceful means.
Christensen claimed he had initiated Din's surrender after growing concerned the conflict could escalate.
"I contacted Din a while ago and tried to approach him to settle the problem through dialogue and he agreed to turn himself in," Christensen said, adding that he had received help from Vice President Jusuf Kalla to facilitate the dialogue.
Kalla played a pivotal role in the peace agreement between government and GAM.
For Christensen, Din's demands of the Aceh provincial administration were positive but unfortunately never listened to.
"Din Minimi is not a separatist, nor a robber. He wants justice from the government for the orphans, widows and former combatants ignored by the government," he said.
Still, he believed that Din's armed fight was wrong despite the message of equality for all Acehnese after the peace agreement.
New leaf: Aceh's most-wanted fugitive, Din Minimi (left) hands a rifle to State Intelligence Agency (BIN) chief Sutiyoso after surrendering to the government on Tuesday. Din said he was willing to turn himself in after three years hiding in the jungles of Aceh following President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo's promise of an amnesty for Din and his group. (Photo courtesy of AJNN)
Around 110 members of Din's group will be granted amnesty by the government, according to Christensen, adding that the figure could grow to 180 as there are others involved, such as Din's family members and followers under police detention.
"During the conflict, [the Indonesian government] gave amnesty to more than 10,000 GAM members, so there is no reason not to give amnesty to several hundred people," he said.
According to a report from the Institute for Policy Analysis of Conflict (IPAC) titled "Din Minimi: The Strange Story of an Armed Group in Aceh, Indonesia", Din became an outlaw after joining GAM in the final years of its insurgency.
Din, born Nurdin bin Ismail Amat, was born in Keude Buloh village in Julok, East Aceh, 37 years ago.
He is the first of four brothers and his father, known as Abu Minimi after the machine gun (mini-mitrailleuse) he carried in the conflict, was a prominent GAM fighter who was killed sometime before president Soeharto fell in 1998.
Din and all of his brothers joined the struggle as soon as they were able to.
The IPAC report criticized the portrayal of Din as a Robin Hood figure who abducted corruptors and drug dealers and used the ransom money to assist orphans and widows neglected by the GAM leaders now in power.
According to IPAC director Sidney Jones, Din was in fact no better than an armed criminal.
Din shot to fame in 2014 as he opened access to journalists, delivering a consistent message that the GAM-led Aceh government had failed to fulfill its promises to former combatants.
"It has not given them homes or land, and has not lived up to its commitment to implement the 2005 agreement in full," Din said at the time.
Din’s long list of crimes started in mid-2013; most were extortions, kidnapping for ransom and attacks. His most serious crime was the murder of two military intelligence officers in March this year. (rin)(+)
- See more at: http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2....lmlhgrsy.dpuf
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Indonesia approves purchase of KH-31, AIM-120 missiles
Ridzwan Rahmat, Singapore - IHS Jane's Defence Weekly
29 December 2015
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A TNI-AU source told IHS Jane's on 30 December that the systems approved for acquisition are namely the Kh-31A and Kh-31P short-range air-to-surface missiles (USD24 million), the Kh-59ME powered stand-off weapon (USD18 million), and the AIM-120 advanced medium range air-to-air missile (AMRAAM) (USD6 million).
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Ridzwan Rahmat, Singapore - IHS Jane's Defence Weekly
29 December 2015
Key Points
- Indonesia has approved USD38 million in funds to acquire air-launched missiles
- Approval includes a possible inaugural purchase of AIM-120 missiles from the United States
A TNI-AU source told IHS Jane's on 30 December that the systems approved for acquisition are namely the Kh-31A and Kh-31P short-range air-to-surface missiles (USD24 million), the Kh-59ME powered stand-off weapon (USD18 million), and the AIM-120 advanced medium range air-to-air missile (AMRAAM) (USD6 million).
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Gubernur Maluku Said Assagaff (kiri) menyalami prajurit TNI saat meninjau pos pengamanan TNI/Polri dalam rangka pengamanan malam pergantian tahun di Ambon, Maluku, Rabu (30/12). Malam pergantian tahun di Kota Ambon dijadwalkan akan berlangsung di sejumlah lokasi. ANTARA FOTO/Izaac Mulyawan/kye/15.
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Jakarta police intensifies security at embassies on NYE
Kamis, 31 Desember 2015 17:44 WIB | 345 Views
Photo document of police guard on the candle operations to maintain security ahead during New Year's Eve. (ANTARA/R. Rekotomo)
Jakarta (ANTARA News) - The Jakarta Police have increased security at foreign embassies as part of the efforts to anticipate acts of terror during the New Years Eve (NYE) celebrations.
"We have stepped up security at the embassies," Jakarta Police spokesperson Senior Commissioner Mohammad Iqbal stated here on Thursday.
Iqbal remarked that the police had increased the number of personnel to intensify security measures at offices bearing the symbols of foreign countries.
He urged the hotel manager to boost vigilance to guard against terror threats.
"Members of the anti-terror squad have mapped out and anticipated acts of terror ahead of the New Years Eve celebrations," he revealed.
Iqbal pointed out that the Jakarta Police had maximized the function of its police officers assigned to villages as advisors on security and public order (Babinkamtibmas) for the early detection of security and public order threats.
The National Police will deploy 80,197 personnel across the country to maintain security in the run-up to the advent of New Year 2016, National Police Chief General Badrodin Haiti had earlier stated.
He said the police personnel will be deployed under a security operation codenamed "Operasi Lilin 2015" (Operation Candle 2015) to be carried out from December 25, 2015, to January 2, 2016.
As part of the operation, the National Police will be assisted by 20,681 military officers and 49,670 personnel from other agencies, such as the Public Order Security Forces (Satpoli PP), the transportation services, and fire brigade, the police chief noted during a roll call on the pacification of Christmas and New Year 2019 on Wednesday.
"The personnel will be stationed at 1,557 security posts and 638 service posts throughout Indonesia," remarked Badrodin.
He said a total of 998 CCTV units were in place to monitor the security conditions in areas prone to breaches in law and order during Christmas and New Year celebrations.
The roll call was in accordance with the theme "Through Roll Call of Operasi Lilin 2015, We Increased the Synergy between Police and the Relevant Agencies in the Framework of Providing Security and Convenience During Christmas and New Year 2016."
The roll call was also aimed at reviewing the preparations for the launch of the "Operasi Lilin 2015" agenda.
"This roll call is being held to check the preparations and readiness of personnel to be deployed on the field. I hope the pacification to be carried out as part of the Operasi Lilin 2015 would offer a sense of total security to the people, so that they can perform religious rituals in a peaceful manner," the National Police chief noted.
Badrodin called on his rank and file to accord priority to preventive measures, which will be supported by intelligence operations, early detection, and firm and professional enforcement of the law.
(Uu.A063/INE/KR-BSR/A014)
Jakarta police intensifies security at embassies on NYE - ANTARA News
Kamis, 31 Desember 2015 17:44 WIB | 345 Views
Photo document of police guard on the candle operations to maintain security ahead during New Year's Eve. (ANTARA/R. Rekotomo)
Jakarta (ANTARA News) - The Jakarta Police have increased security at foreign embassies as part of the efforts to anticipate acts of terror during the New Years Eve (NYE) celebrations.
"We have stepped up security at the embassies," Jakarta Police spokesperson Senior Commissioner Mohammad Iqbal stated here on Thursday.
Iqbal remarked that the police had increased the number of personnel to intensify security measures at offices bearing the symbols of foreign countries.
He urged the hotel manager to boost vigilance to guard against terror threats.
"Members of the anti-terror squad have mapped out and anticipated acts of terror ahead of the New Years Eve celebrations," he revealed.
Iqbal pointed out that the Jakarta Police had maximized the function of its police officers assigned to villages as advisors on security and public order (Babinkamtibmas) for the early detection of security and public order threats.
The National Police will deploy 80,197 personnel across the country to maintain security in the run-up to the advent of New Year 2016, National Police Chief General Badrodin Haiti had earlier stated.
He said the police personnel will be deployed under a security operation codenamed "Operasi Lilin 2015" (Operation Candle 2015) to be carried out from December 25, 2015, to January 2, 2016.
As part of the operation, the National Police will be assisted by 20,681 military officers and 49,670 personnel from other agencies, such as the Public Order Security Forces (Satpoli PP), the transportation services, and fire brigade, the police chief noted during a roll call on the pacification of Christmas and New Year 2019 on Wednesday.
"The personnel will be stationed at 1,557 security posts and 638 service posts throughout Indonesia," remarked Badrodin.
He said a total of 998 CCTV units were in place to monitor the security conditions in areas prone to breaches in law and order during Christmas and New Year celebrations.
The roll call was in accordance with the theme "Through Roll Call of Operasi Lilin 2015, We Increased the Synergy between Police and the Relevant Agencies in the Framework of Providing Security and Convenience During Christmas and New Year 2016."
The roll call was also aimed at reviewing the preparations for the launch of the "Operasi Lilin 2015" agenda.
"This roll call is being held to check the preparations and readiness of personnel to be deployed on the field. I hope the pacification to be carried out as part of the Operasi Lilin 2015 would offer a sense of total security to the people, so that they can perform religious rituals in a peaceful manner," the National Police chief noted.
Badrodin called on his rank and file to accord priority to preventive measures, which will be supported by intelligence operations, early detection, and firm and professional enforcement of the law.
(Uu.A063/INE/KR-BSR/A014)
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Brimob Polda Bali melintas sesaat sebelum apel kesiagaan pasukan pengamanan pergantian tahun 2015 di Central Parkir Kuta, Kabupaten Badung, Bali, Kamis (31/12). Sebanyak 800 personel Polisi dan TNI disiagakan untuk pengamanan perayaan pergantian tahun 2015 ke 2016 serta didukung pengamanan adat (Pecalang) terutama pengamanan obyek wisata yang akan ramai pengunjung. ANTARA FOTO/Wira Suryantala/nym/pd/15.
Pecalang (pengamanan adat Bali) berbaris saat sebelum apel kesiagaan pasukan pengamanan pergantian tahun 2015 di Central Parkir Kuta, Kabupaten Badung, Bali, Kamis (31/12). Sebanyak 800 personel Polisi dan TNI disiagakan untuk pengamanan perayaan pergantian tahun 2015 ke 2016 serta didukung pengamanan adat (Pecalang) terutama pengamanan obyek wisata yang akan ramai pengunjung. ANTARA FOTO/Wira Suryantala/nym/pd/15.
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tonight people do a lot of things ... hang out with friend & family, watching movie at cinema, have a good dinner with friends, go to night club and party all night long till drop !!! but in other place out there, some guys still working in midle of unhappiest place on earth ... carry their loadout gear and heavy ruck sack !!! turn on the NVG, using camo, night and extreme weather for their cover, walk deep to the enemy location and always ready to fight. this is our choice to do what we love to do ... we do bad things to bad people !!!! stay safe out there for you all guys ... get back alive cos your families waiting at home. - See more at: tonight people do a lot of things ... hang out with friend & family, watching mo... | Iconosquare
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