Russian-Owned Missiles Fired In Poland, The Indonesian Ministry Of Foreign Affairs Gives Official Statements

Spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Teuku Faizasyah. (Photo: Doc. Ministry of Foreign Affairs)

BALI The Indonesian government through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Kemenlu) responded in relation to the fall of missiles in the Polish region which is suspected to be part of Russia's weapons.

Spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Teuku Faizasyah said the Indonesian government continues to follow the latest developments on the incident.

"Of course, in the future there will be a lot more information that we will receive. It can provide a more comprehensive picture of developments that are happening today," he said on Wednesday, November 16.

According to Faiza, this situation certainly brings its own dynamics to the meeting at the G20 Bali this week.

However, the National Committee for the G20 Indonesia Presidency continues to carry out the agenda of the meeting according to plan even though there may be some shifts in the timing of the event.

"We are still implementing the G20 provisions for today. Maybe there are more questions to the Minister of Foreign Affairs in today's series of programs. But as far as program arrangements there are some time adjustments," he said.

He also did not deny that there was a special meeting of several G20 members who were also members of the Group of 7 alliance, aka G7.

"We follow that there is indeed an emergency meeting held by the G7. That's part of the dynamics that are now happening at the international conference," said Faiza.