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Jakarta, CNN Indonesia –
Embassy German in Jakarta confirmed the diplomats who visited the headquarters Islamic Defenders Front (FPI) related the action of 1812 only intended to ensure the security situation.
Because according to an official statement from the German Embassy to CNNIndonesia.com, the demonstration took place around the embassy building. So the German Embassy felt the need to guarantee conditions. The embassy also guarantees that there is no political intention for this presence.
“The German Embassy regrets the impression created by the incident, both for the public and for our partners in Indonesia. We guarantee that there is no political intention during the visit,” said a written statement from the German Embassy to CNNIndonesia.com, Sunday (12/20).
In addition, the German Embassy continued to communicate with the Indonesian authorities.
“And we are confident that we will be able to clarify this in a way that all parties can understand. We remain on the side of our Indonesian partners,” the statement continued.
The position of the German Embassy was also confirmed in a conversation with representatives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Sunday (12/20).
The General Secretary of the Islamic Defenders Front (FPI) Munarman previously stated that he had been visited by representatives of the German Embassy (Embassy).
TO CNNIndonesia.comMunarman sent two photos that he said were representatives of the German embassy. The first photo is of two foreigners entering the office of the FPI Secretariat at Jalan Petamburan III.
Meanwhile, the second photo shows a car with a white license plate that is often used by representatives of the embassies of friendly countries in Indonesia. However, the photo does not clearly show the license plate number.
“The German embassy has reached the FPI secretariat,” Munarman said. CNNIndonesia.com, Saturday (19/12).
 Secretary General of FPI Munarman. (Photo: CNN Indonesia / Ramadhan Rizki Saputra) |
According to Munarman, the arrival of the representative of the German embassy would trigger international attention on the case of the death of six members of the FPI laskar during clashes with the police some time ago.
“International attention to the extrajudicial execution of six martyrs will have an impact on Indonesia’s reputation in the international world,” he said.
Six FPI Laskar were allegedly killed by the police. Two of them died in the shooting, while four others were shot in the car for resisting and trying to grab the officers’ weapons.
Komnas HAM also investigated the shooting of six FPI soldiers. They aim for the investigation to be completed in one month.
During the investigative process, Komnas HAM questioned various parties, including Metro Jaya Police Inspector General Chief Fadil Imran, and Jasamarga, regarding CCTV at the time of the incident.
The investigation report will then be sent directly to President Joko Widodo and the Chief of the National Police, General Idham Azis.
(NMA / NMA)
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