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The Islamic Defenders Front (FPI) admits that they do not care about the statement from the German Embassy about their representatives visiting the FPI headquarters in Petamburan, Central Jakarta (Jakpus). FPI said that what was transmitted about the intention of the arrival of the representatives of the German Embassy was a fact.
“Everything is denied to them. It is up to them. They want to change the world, it is up to them,” said FPI General Secretary Munarman in Komnas HAM office, Jalan Latuharhary, Menteng, Central Jakarta, on Monday (12/21 / 2020).
Munarman said his party had relayed the facts that they knew. He also admitted that he did not care about the impact of returning the representative of the German Embassy to his country of origin.
“It is up to them to discuss. We do not care. The important thing is that you convey the facts to us. (The representative of the German embassy leaves), it is fine, it is a diplomatic matter. Other matters, it is not my business,” he concluded.
For your information, the German Embassy (Embassy) acknowledges that diplomats have visited the FPI headquarters. Through a written statement, the German Embassy explained the situation.
“In connection with the notification about the demonstration that took place on Friday, December 18, 2020, one of the employees of the German embassy tried to obtain a separate image of the security situation in question because the demonstration could also cross the area of embassy, ”said a statement received by the German embassy. DW Indonesia, Sunday (12/20).
The embassy admitted that it regretted the impression it had made regarding the news and stressed that there was no political intention behind the visit.
“The German Embassy regrets the impression this incident has created in the eyes of the public and our Indonesian partners. We affirm that there is no political purpose behind the visit,” the statement continued.
The embassy also claimed to have provided clarifications to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia.
“We stand firm on the side of our Indonesian partners. We have also confirmed this through discussions with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia (Kemlu) on December 20, 2020,” the statement said.
