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Police arrest Indonesian soldier during Jakarta protest

Police arrested a member of Indonesia's TNI during a protest in Jakarta. No further details about the protest, the arrest or wider unrest are supplied.

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Military involvement in a protest-related arrest could indicate tensions around public order, but the broader significance is unclear.

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  1. Why Did Police Arrest a TNI Soldier During Jakarta Protest? ↗en.tempo.co · Recorded source date: Aug 29, 2026, 11:46 AM UTC

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