TNI AL KIRIM KAPAL PERANG & RATUSAN PASUKAN KE RUSIA, FILIPINA RESMI BOYONG 5 KAPAL PERANG JEPANG

OFFICIAL!! THE Indonesian Navy Sends Warships & Hundreds of Troops to Russia, the Philippines Officially Brings Back 5 Japanese Warships Two exciting and exciting news stories have emerged from the Indo-Pacific region. First, the Indonesian Navy officially sent the KRI I Gusti Ngurah Rai-332 and 145 personnel to Vladivostok, Russia, as part of Task Force ORRUDA 2026. For 42 days, Indonesian soldiers will participate in joint exercises with the Russian Navy at the Russian Pacific Fleet Headquarters, learning about modern maritime operations, countermeasures against USVs, Maritime Interdiction Operations (MIO), Search and Rescue (SAR), Medical Evacuation (MEDEVAC), and exchanging experiences on modern naval warfare technology and tactics. Second, the Philippines finally confirmed that it has reached an agreement to receive five Abukuma-class warships from Japan. These destroyer escorts will strengthen the Philippine Navy's anti-submarine capabilities. This move also raised speculation that Indonesia could potentially acquire used Japanese warships, including possibly the Asagiri class, if Japanese defense equipment export regulations are revised. What does the Indonesian Navy's training in Russia mean for the modernization of Indonesia's naval forces? Why did Japan choose to strengthen the Philippines? And is it true that Indonesia has the opportunity to acquire Japanese warships in the next few years? Watch the video until the end. Disclaimer: All discussions are based on information from official statements, defense media, and open analysis. The section discussing Indonesia's potential procurement is an analysis and not an official government decision. #TNIAL #Russia #Vladivostok #ORRUDA2026 #Warships #Philippines #Japan #Abukuma #Military #Geopolitics #Defense Equipment #Indonesia #RussianNavy #JMSDF #IndoPacific