Intercept Pertamina's Tanker Loaded With Russian Oil, Indonesian Netizens Attack Social Media Greenpeace: Uraa!

JAKARTA - Greenpeace activists intercepted two tankers that were about to transfer oil from Russia in the waters of northern Denmark. One of them is the Pertamina Prime tanker, owned by the Indonesian state oil company PT Pertamina.

The Greenpeace activists swam and used kayaks to block two tankers that were about to transfer 100,000 tons of Russian oil.

France24 reported they carried banners calling on the Russian government to "stop waging war".

The eleven Greenpeace activists also wrote the words "War on Fuel Oil" on the hull of a giant tanker owned by PT Pertamina.

Citing its official website, Greenpeace International, the purchase of oil from Russia is considered by Greenpeace to strengthen Moscow's power, which is currently fighting against Ukraine.

Netizens who knew about the incident reacted. Greenpeace's official Twitter account was attacked by netizens from Indonesia. One that has received a lot of comments regarding this incident is Greenpeace's post about congratulating Ramadan.

Indonesian netizens compactly branded Greenpeace as "Greenpirates". Not only that, many of them called for victory in Russian, namely "Uraa" followed by the symbol of the national flag of Vladimir Putin's country.

"Indonesians love peace, but if our country is disturbed, then all Indonesian people are ready to fight, free the Pertamina ship. Uraaaa", said the account @Alsyi*****

"URAAAAA🇷🇺❤🇮🇩❤🇵🇸", explained the account @irawa****

"Uraaaa 🇷🇺 🇮🇩", replied the account @tony*****

"Hey greenpirates 🏴‍☠️", said the account @Aka****