JAKARTA - Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM) Bahlil Lahadalia emphasized that the conflict between India and Pakistan will not affect the export performance of black gold, coal commodities.
Bahlil emphasized that despite the conflict, coal export destination countries still need coal from Indonesia for their needs so that export activities will not be affected.
"Surely they need our coal, right? There is no problem," said Bahlil at the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources Building, Thursday, May 8.
Bahlil said that until now, conflicts between countries have not affected coal exports in Indonesia. Not only coal, Bahlil also ensured that he was not worried about the activities of raw commodity shipments to crude oil.
"Nothing. No problem," said Bahlil.
Just so you know, India previously attacked nine locations in Pakistan and Pakistanarily on Wednesday with at least three deaths reported, while Pakistan said it was stepping up its response during the worst fighting in years erupted between the arch-foe.
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The nuclear-armed neighbored state troops shoot each other and shoot each other at their borders in the disputedmen in at least three places, police and witnesses told Reuters.
Pakistan said India launched missiles in three places, but the Indian government's statement did not specify the nature of the attack.
India said it attacked the "terrorist infrastructure" where the attack was planned and directed.
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