The internal reform of the Indonesian Military (TNI) can be described as relatively the most effective in almost 25 years of reform in the country.

The government (state) is obliged to provide maximum protection to every Indonesian citizen in any situation, both in and outside the country.

There were still five TNI personnel who had not yet been confirmed by their whereabouts after contact with the KKB.

With the approval of House Commission I, Indonesia has accepted 15 tactical vehicles for its peacekeeping mission from Australia. The donation is believed to be part of Australia’s mission to ease Indonesia’s resistance.

The ambiguous and multi-interpreted constitution, which resulted in its derivative product, namely the People’s Consultative Assembly (MPR) decree, subsequently worsened.