Willing to seize the South China Sea, China does not dare to fight countries in Southeast Asia Because of Indonesia, RI Secretly Creates ASEAN Joint Forces?

Sosok.ID – It’s been a long time since the issue South China Sea indeed become the public spotlight of Southeast Asia and the world.

Not without reason, it started because China unilaterally claimed the sea which borders almost all countries in Southeast Asia as their territory.

However, this claim has actually been disproved by a number of countries with the 1982 UNCLOS law.

But until now China is still keen to keep occupying the densely populated area of ​​sea travel.

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A number of efforts have also been made by China to be able to control the South China Sea and even come into conflict with a number of Southeast Asian countries.

Without exception, Indonesia has openly beaten the drums of war when China wanted to claim the North Natuna region.

However, China, which is known to have the most powerful naval fleet in the world, currently does not dare to fight against a single country in ASEAN.

This is none other than the act of Indonesia which is said to be able to unite the countries in Southeast Asia.

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For example, recently the Indonesian government in a meeting of the ASEAN regional forum spoke about the conflict in the South China Sea.

Indonesia reminded ASEAN to refrain from provocative actions by a number of parties related to the South China Sea.

This was conveyed by Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs (Wamenlu) Mahendra Siregar while attending the ASEAN Regional Forum (ARF) meeting in the series of ASEAN Ministerial Meetings (AMM) and ASEAN Post Ministerial Conferences (PMC) on Friday (6/8/2021).

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“ARF participating countries need to take advantage of this forum to familiarize the dialogue process in the region, build trust and bridge differences in perspectives, and reduce tensions between its members,” said Deputy Foreign Minister Mahendra, quoted from Tribunnews.com.

The Foreign Ministers highlighted the increasing intensity of rivalry between major powers during the pandemic.

Indonesia encourages ARF to translate dialogue into concrete cooperation, especially in the field of health resilience to support the SDGs as part of the ASEAN Outlook on the Indo-Pacific (AOIP).

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The Indonesian Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs also emphasized the importance of all parties refraining from power projections and provocative actions that could increase tensions in the South China Sea, especially in the midst of a pandemic.

Indonesia calls on the international community to support ASEAN’s role in Myanmar and resolve all forms of disputes in the South China Sea in accordance with UNCLOS 1982.

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At the meeting, Indonesia also emphasized the importance of dialogue and strategic trust in responding to regional challenges such as the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.

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