Indonesian Army/Marine/Police Paramilitary

Indos · May 5, 2025

Brimob, police paramilitary unit

Indonesian Police Paramilitary (Brimob) equipment shown on the video. With more than 30,000 troops and have seen real battle from Independence War (Brimob was trained by Japanese when Japan defeated Duch and invaded Indonesia during 1943-1945) until operation to combat Papuan rebel.

Actually Indonesian police yearly budget is relatively comparable (not far different) with the entire Indonesian Armed Force budget that include Army, Air Force, and Navy.

Brimob is also the one that handle terrorism in Indonesia since it is under Police where internal security is Police domain.

Indos · May 5, 2025

Indonesian Army

Papua duty

Indos · May 5, 2025

Indonesian Armed Force and Police Paramilitary (Brimob)

Battle Proven Forces

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Indonesian Armed Force during War of Independence. There is Muhammad Hatta as well as one of Indonesia Founding Fathers and leader who lead Indonesia Independence. He is the one who actually lead the government and diplomacy as Indonesia used parliament system during that time where Muhammad Hatta is Prime Minister while Soekarno is President

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Indonesian Police Paramlitary (Brimob) with 30,000 troops has different camouflage compared to Indonesian Armed Force in military operation.

Here show Brimob unit in Papua

Indos · May 16, 2025

Indonesian Armed Force (TNI) + Police Paramilitary Join Force

18 Rebels dead after recent military operation in Papua

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Indonesian Army in Papua

Indos · May 18, 2025

The moment where TNI (Indonesian Armed Force) and Polri (Police- using paramilitary unit/Brimob) successfully freed dozens of YPPGI Kepas Kopo teacher hostages and residents who were going to be burned alive by OPM in Paniai, Papua.

Yonif 527/By Task Force and the police managed to save them, faced a gunfight with OPM, and managed to capture one OPM member. In addition, OPM members also burned kiosks, teacher dormitories, and schools.

After the evacuation process that lasted until early morning, 24 people were successfully evacuated and rescued. One of the hostage victims stated that they were almost burned by the OPM. After successfully pushing back the OPM, they fled towards Bibida District. This incident occurred after the arrest of the perpetrator of the murder of a soldier. credits : 5th Brawijaya Military Command

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Youtube Algorithm give me video when Indonesian Army troops completed their duty in Papua and come back to their family

Part of Kostrad troops (40,000 soldiers)

Indos · May 21, 2025

Indonesian Marine (50,000 troops)
Under Indonesian Navy Command

Indos · Jun 25, 2025

Indos · Jul 1, 2025

Kopassus (Army Special Force).
Strength : Around 8000 troops with three main groups and one anti terror (Gultor)
Photo source : Andi Manoppo

Indos · Jul 5, 2025

Jumping from Helicopter

Indos · Jul 6, 2025

Another separatist military leader getting killed

Papua conflict

Indos · Jul 9, 2025

Indonesian Police, Prosecutors Seek Billions More in 2026 Budget

Muhammad Aulia Rahman
July 7, 2025 | 8:44 pm

Criminal Investigation Department (Bareskrim) personnel of the National Police (Polri) attend the 79th Bhayangkara Day ceremony at the National Monument area in Jakarta on Tuesday, July 1, 2025. The event, themed

Jakarta. Indonesia’s National Police (Polri) and the Attorney General’s Office have requested significant budget increases for 2026, citing rising operational demands and the need to strengthen law enforcement across the country.

Polri is seeking an additional Rp 63.7 trillion ($3.9 billion) on top of its indicative budget ceiling of Rp 109.6 trillion ($ 6.7 billion) for 2026. Police Commissioner General Wahyu Hadiningrat, who heads the police’s planning and budgeting division, told lawmakers during a hearing with the House of Representatives’ Commission III on Monday that the additional funds are needed to support new personnel recruitment, increase performance allowances for police and civil servants, and enhance operational readiness.

The proposed budget will also fund operational expansions in new provinces such as Central Papua and Southwest Papua, border security initiatives, and command center maintenance. It will further support capital expenditures, including the procurement of electric vehicles, high-speed patrol boats for border regions, equipment for narcotics and cybercrime investigations, the construction of new police facilities, and housing for officers.

Indonesian police (Polri) showcase their new robots at Monas in Central Jakarta ahead of the force's anniversary on July 1. The robots make their public debut during a rehearsal for Bhayangkara Day celebrations at Monas on Friday, June 27, 2025. (Photo: Polri)

Wahyu emphasized that the additional funding is essential to support Polri’s goals in 2026 and to improve public safety and policing services throughout Indonesia.

Meanwhile, the Attorney General’s Office has requested an additional Rp 18.5 trillion for 2026 following a sharp reduction in its indicative budget to Rp 8.9 trillion, down from Rp 24.2 trillion in 2025, a 63.2 percent decrease. Acting Deputy Attorney General for Administration Narendra Jatna said the significant budget cut is concerning given the increasing workload in law enforcement, operational needs, and rising institutional performance targets.

Narendra said the indicative budget of Rp 8.9 trillion falls short of the agency’s actual needs, which are estimated at Rp 27.4 trillion, leaving a funding gap of Rp 18.5 trillion. The requested additional funds will be used to support management programs and strengthen legal enforcement and public services, aligning with the 2025–2029 strategic plan, the president’s vision, and the implementation of new laws and national directive programs.

In 2024, the Attorney General’s Office spent Rp 18.7 trillion of its Rp 19.1 trillion budget, or 98.32 percent, while in 2025, it had spent Rp 9.1 trillion, or 37.53 percent of its Rp 24 trillion allocation, as of June 30.