RESMI !! 2 HELI BARU RUSIA DI MARKAS PUSPENERBAD, PERKETAT NATUNA RI BANGUN 10 KAPAL PENGAWAS BARU

OFFICIAL!! 2 NEW RUSSIAN HELPLESS AT PUSPENERBAD HEADQUARTERS, TIGHTENING NATUNA VIEW. RI BUILDS 10 NEW SUPERVISION VESSELS In this video, we discuss two major news items that further strengthen Indonesia's capabilities on land and at sea. First, the Indonesian Army Aviation Center (Puspenerbad) officially welcomed the arrival of two Mil Mi-17V5 heavy transport helicopters, registered HX-1701 and HX-1702. These Russian-made helicopters are known as some of the most powerful transport helicopters in the world, capable of carrying dozens of personnel and logistics weighing up to 4 tons, supporting military operations, medical evacuations, disaster relief, and even delivering supplies to remote areas. Second, the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries (KKP) announced the construction of 10 new Class I Surveillance Vessels and the expansion of the Batam PSDKP Pier to strengthen surveillance of the North Natuna Sea. This step was taken to improve the eradication of Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated Fishing (IUUF) while accelerating surveillance response in one of Indonesia's most strategic maritime areas. In this video, we will review: The arrival of two new Mil Mi-17V5s from the Indonesian Air Force Base (Puspenerbad). The specifications and capabilities of the Mi-17V5. The role of Squadron 31/AYC. Indonesia's helicopter modernization targets. Why Natuna is a surveillance priority. The plan to build 10 Class I Surveillance Vessels. The function of the Batam PSDKP Pier. Are 44 surveillance vessels sufficient to guard all of Indonesia's seas? The synergy between the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries (KKP), Bakamla (Bayamla), the Indonesian Navy (TNI AL), the Water Police (Polairud), the Marine and Fisheries Service (KPLP), and Customs in safeguarding Indonesia's maritime sovereignty. What do you think? Is it time for Indonesia to have a much larger maritime surveillance fleet?