Indonesia: Peace does not come through war Rolianshe Samirat, Indonesian ambassador to Iran, wrote: In condemning the war, Indonesia emphasizes the need for full respect of the United Nations Charter and the principles of international law. From Indonesia's point of view, international peace and security is achieved by avoiding the use of force and resolving conflicts through peaceful means. War not only destroys human lives and vital infrastructure, but also weakens trust and cooperation between countries. Indonesia attaches special importance to its relations with the Islamic Republic of Iran and emphasizes continued cooperation. This country will continuously and persistently continue its support for the continuation of friendly relations and joint cooperation with Iran. Indonesia believes that a safer future for nations is built by adhering to the United Nations Charter, respecting the rights of nations and the common desire to establish peace. Read the full text here.

Indonesia: Peace does not come through war Rolianshe Samirat, Indonesian ambassador to Iran, wrote: In condemning the war, Indonesia emphasizes the need for full respect of the United Nations Charter and the principles of international law. From Indonesia's point of view, international peace and security is achieved by avoiding the use of force and resolving conflicts through peaceful means. War not only destroys human lives and vital infrastructure, but also weakens trust and cooperation between countries. Indonesia attaches special importance to its relations with the Islamic Republic of Iran and emphasizes continued cooperation. This country will continuously and persistently continue its support for the continuation of friendly relations and joint cooperation with Iran. Indonesia believes that a safer future for nations is built by adhering to the United Nations Charter, respecting the rights of nations and the common desire to establish peace. Read the full text here.