Unless I'm dreaming, is that Vietnamese security officer barefoot (on the right) ? And the other one (on the left) wearing sandals?
I think he has uniform footwears too, but it was got wet.
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Unless I'm dreaming, is that Vietnamese security officer barefoot (on the right) ? And the other one (on the left) wearing sandals?
Great move by Indonesia. Blow up the fishing boats again. Just leave the Viets on their boats this time. They can swim back to Vietnam.2 more vietnamese illegal fishing boats seized (25/7/2015).
KM Kurnia 9 (BV 9796 TS) and KM Kurnia 10 (BV 99868 TS) seized by Indonesian navy around Ranai, Natuna sea. All the 20 crews was arrested and waiting for further investigation process.
One of the vietnamese boat BV 9796 TS, seized for fishing illegaly
Indonesian navy patrol, captured the illegal fishing boats using KRI Clurit 641.
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Boats position when captured for fishing illegaly in Indonesian water (04°39' N -108°33' E)
I wonder why the Mod failed to make this thread sticky? Anyway, indonesia is an insignificant country, and becomes less important with every day passing by. they are very desperate now. in Asean, we call them Mr Nobody. do you see anyone in Asean inviting the former furniture seller Jokowi to a friendly visit? Nope.Great move by Indonesia. Blow up the fishing boats again. Just leave the Viets on their boats this time. They can swim back to Vietnam.
There's some sentiment within Indonesian society that indeed demand more strict yet more simple implementation of this "sink the boats" policy. They demand direct investigation and trial at the sea, and when found guilty the boats will be destroyed immediately. But we will not harm the crews, they will be deported, but the captain ussually get fined and jailed.Great move by Indonesia. Blow up the fishing boats again. Just leave the Viets on their boats this time. They can swim back to Vietnam.
What a wonderfull insight. This man must be an economic and foreign policy expert. NOT.Anyway, indonesia is an insignificant country, and becomes less important with every day passing by. they are very desperate now. in Asean, we call them Mr Nobody. do you see anyone in Asean inviting the former furniture seller Jokowi to a friendly visit? Nope.
by the way, indonesia heads to a full economic collapse. mostly thanks to their nationalistic policy. do you have relatives in the country? do you remember of indo massacre on chinese ethnics when indo faced economic collapse lately, some years ago? I think you should warn them and advise them to leave indo immediately. chinese women are not safe at all.
Then we should find a more neutral tone for the title of this topic.Made this thread sticky?.. YES, PLEASE
2015 Map of The Republic of Indonesia
The latest map issued by the Indonesian government providing detail and informative visual of the whole Indonesian territory. Looks like we claim more EEZ, including area around SCS
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There's some sentiment within Indonesian society that indeed demand more strict yet more simple implementation of this "sink the boats" policy. They demand direct investigation and trial at the sea, and when found guilty the boats will be destroyed immediately. But we will not harm the crews, they will be deported, but the captain ussually get fined and jailed.
What a wonderfull insight. This man must be an economic and foreign policy expert. NOT.
Then we should find a more neutral tone for the title of this topic.
As far as I know, that map was released a few years ago. There are three lines, first one is red close to Natuna, then a blue line that is further up, then a purple line that even goes a bit further. Can you tell me what the three different lines mean and what is the Indonesian official stance on the blue and purple lines?
As far as I know, that map was released a few years ago. There are three lines, first one is red close to Natuna, then a blue line that is further up, then a purple line that even goes a bit further. Can you tell me what the three different lines mean and what is the Indonesian official stance on the blue and purple lines?
True, we indeed released this map in 2014, but we refine and renew it in 2015 with few changes.
Red line : Indonesia territorial sea boundary
Blue line : Indonesia continental shelf boundary
Purple line : Indonesia ZEE boundary
solid line : agreed
dash line : agreed, not yet ratified
dash and point line : claimed, not yet agreed
In the case of boundary surrounding Natuna, we (Indonesia & Vietnam) have agreed on the purple boundary, but we have not ratified this. And Indonesia have some claim that need to be agreed with Malaysia.
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Thanks. Viet Nam and Malaysia have agreed on their respective EEZ boundaries and made a joint submission to the UN back in 2012. It looked something like this, which is very similar to the Indonesian map on the VN-IND boundary:
I wondered before why Indonesia didn’t join VN-MY in submitting the map but it seems like Malaysia can only agree with the blue line while Indonesia want the purple line. Interesting that VN has agreed on the purple line. Maybe VN-IND will soon make a joint submission on a new updated EEZ map to the UN.
It is interesting that this map now officially shows the boundary line that conflict with China’s 9 dash lines while I couldn’t find any official Indonesia stance on this back in 2012.