Incident Of The Fall Of Missiles In Poland, Government Of Indonesia Calls For Peace

Rescue workers in the Kyiv apartment, Ukraine, were attacked by Russia. (Wikimedia Commons/State Emergency Service of Ukraine)

BALI Spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Kemenlu) Teuku Faizasyah conveyed the Indonesian government's attitude regarding the incident of a missile crash in the Polish region allegedly made in Russia.

He revealed that Indonesia continues to encourage efforts to solve problems by means of non-violence in order to achieve comprehensive solutions.

"Indonesia always calls for parties, who say they are opposite at this time, to seek peaceful ways," he said on Wednesday, November 16.

According to Faiza, this call is in line with the position of the Republic of Indonesia which continues to uphold the principle of impartiality on one particular side.

"Of course, starting from active free foreign politics, Indonesia always consistently strives and hopes for a good and conducive international condition for world countries in general," he said.

Faiza also revealed that this situation of course brought its own dynamics to the G20 meeting.

The reason is, a number of members in this group are also close allies of Poland.

In addition, Russia as a suspected missile owner country that exploded was also in the Group of 20 group.

"Indeed, this is one of the dynamics that often occurs when we hold international events. Not only Indonesia, maybe in other international events there will be many. The context that we must pay attention to takes place not only at the time of holding the multilateral meeting but also other contexts that are developing in the world," he explained.