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Momen Presiden Prabowo hadir di May Day 2026 di Monas. Source: YT/ Sekretariat Presiden



Prabowo: "Kita dibikin apalagi, Indonesia gelap? Matanya burem! Indonesia gelap, Indonesia terang! Ada yang mau kabur, kabur aja, kau kabur aja ke sana! Mungkin ada yang mau kabur ke Yaman, silakan!"





Ada masalah apa Pak Prabowo dgn Yaman? Ini negara Sahabat loh Pak. Gak pernah ada masalah dgn kita. Ada ribuan pelajar Indonesia di Yaman saat ini. Jangan merendahkan. Apa Pak Prabowo tidak ingat pernah "kabur" ke Yordania pasca-98? Yaman dan Yordania sama-sama negara Arab.





Hegseth calls US allies in Europe and Asia “freeriders.” “America and the free world deserves allies who are capable and loyal… Europe needs the Strait of Hormuz much more than we do.”



Menlu Sebut Indonesia Tidak Akan Kenakan Tarif di Selat Malaka Baca di nasional.kompas.com/read/2026/04/2…








@tempodotco Sadar tidak, pernyataan ini malah BAHAYA krn mendelegitimasi UNCLOS. Perairan Indonesia bisa lepas seluruhnya dan jd perairan internasional drpd memungut tol, lbih baik gunakan potensi keuntungan lain, spt Jasa Pemanduan, atau Anchorage utk labuh jangkar, peti kemas, dan isi BBM



KUALA LUMPUR – Malaysia’s Foreign Minister Mohamad Hasan said no country can unilaterally determine access to the Strait of Malacca, in response to remarks by Indonesia’s finance minister that a toll could be charged on ships using the waterway. Datuk Seri Mohamad said Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and Thailand shared a “watertight understanding” on the status of the 900km strait. “Whatever is to be done in the Strait of Malacca must involve the cooperation of all four countries. That is our understanding – it cannot be done unilaterally,” he said on April 22 at a forum in Kuala Lumpur on the impact of the US-Iran conflict on Malaysia. “When we entered into a joint agreement on patrols and the security of the Strait of Malacca, that was the basis – there are no unilateral decisions.” straitstimes.com/asia/no-unilat…




No unilateral moves on Strait of Malacca, says Malaysia after Indonesia floats toll idea bit.ly/4eAg8oL

Indonesia is now openly proposing to toll ships passing through the strait of malacca, modelled directly on Iran's Hormuz precedent. The doctrine of chokepoint sovereignty is no longer a Tehran experiment. It is becoming a Global South playbook. The strait carries roughly 40% of global trade. At its narrowest it is 1.7 km wide, more than 10 times tighter than Hormuz. For decades the assumption has held that passage is free, automatic, and politically neutral. That assumption was a function of hegemonic power, not international law. What changed is not the geography. It is the precedent. Iran demonstrated that a coastal state can charge for passage through a chokepoint, defy the US navy, and survive. Jakarta watched. So did every other state sitting on a maritime artery. The framing from Jakarta is explicit. The finance ministry is referencing Hormuz as the model. The instruction from the presidency is to think more offensively. This is the language of strategic repositioning, not regulatory tinkering. Singapore is the loudest opponent because it has the most to lose. Its entire economic model is built on being the neutral transit and financial hub of the strait. A tolling regime collapses the premise of its existence. Malaysia is hedging. It signs the joint communiqué on freedom of navigation while quietly negotiating safe passage through Hormuz with Tehran directly. Kuala Lumpur has read the new map. Bilateral deals with chokepoint states are now standard practice. The wider story is that the US security guarantee over the global maritime commons is degrading. The 7th Fleet still patrols the strait. But the political cost of enforcing free passage against three littoral states acting collectively is no longer trivial. The US response is already visible. The defence pact signed with Jakarta this month is not coincidence. Washington is moving to lock Indonesia into its alliance architecture before the levy logic spreads to the Lombok and Sunda alternatives. Chokepoints were treated as public goods. They are being repositioned as sovereign assets. Every littoral state with leverage will eventually test the limit. The repricing of maritime power has begun. Hormuz was never an exception. It was the opening move. The Malacca proposal confirms what the structure was already telling us. The era of free transit by default is closing. menaunleashed.com/p/indonesias-i…




🚨🇮🇷 BREAKING: IRGC Navy released footage of seizing the MSC Francesca and Epaminondas container ships in the Strait of Hormuz.








