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JAKARTA, KOMPAS.TV – After the shooting incidents at the National Police Headquarters yesterday, the police said that the terrorist, Zakiah Aini, was acting on his own initiative or lone wolf.
However, the police continued to trace the involvement of the 1995-born woman with terrorist networks in Indonesia.
The Chairman of the Executive Board of Nahdhatul Ulama strongly condemned the terrorist attack at the National Police Headquarters.
PBNU emphasizes that no religion justifies violence.
The attack perpetrated at the National Police Headquarters cannot be justified for any reason.
The perpetrator of the attack at the National Police Headquarters was identified as a 25-year-old woman and carried out the attack alone or a lone wolf.
Of the two cases of terrorist acts that occurred less than a week ago, the police also found evidence of a will.
Like the terrorist suicide bombing in Makassar.
The letter, handwritten on a sheet of paper.
The content of the two wills has a similar pattern, that is, both are addressed to their respective parents.
Aside from writing a will, another similarity is that the two perpetrators are young, including millennials and even Gen Z.
Is there a new phenomenon related to the participation of women in acts of terrorism?
Or are women really the target of terrorist acts?
We spoke with Serve Indonesia terrorism investigator Dete Aliyah.
Then there is ISOG – Graphologist from the Indonesian School of Graphology, Deborah Dewi.
As well as the Coordinator of the Gusdurian Network, Alissa Wahid, who joined by phone.
