Indonesia reserves the right to stop its participation in the international stabilization forces in the Gaza Strip at any time if its activities contradict the country's foreign policy, the country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced.
We are talking about the International Stabilization Force (ISF), whose creation was proposed by US President Donald Trump. According to the Foreign Ministry, Jakarta is preparing to send troops to Gaza for possible deployment, but has already set so-called "national reservations" that limit the force's mandate.
"We can stop the mission at any time. "Indonesia will cease its participation if the implementation of the ISF deviates from our 'national reservations' or conflicts with the country's foreign policy," Indonesia's foreign ministry said in a statement.
