State protection officials probe into occurrences involving colossal 30-meter boats in Bremen - Consular Documents Spanning 30 Meters for State Security in Bremen
In the heart of Bremen, a 30-meter long graffiti has been discovered at the Indonesian Consulate, sparking a new development in the ongoing protests in Indonesia. The graffiti, labelled "Tangtang Tirani," is widely perceived as a critical statement against the government.
The graffiti, located in the entrance area and on the outer walls of the consulate in the Walle district, has sent shockwaves through the diplomatic community. The exact message and intent behind the graffiti are not clear, but it is believed to be connected to the ongoing protests in Indonesia.
The protests in Indonesia, initially peaceful demonstrations against low wages and high parliamentary perks, have taken a violent turn in Jakarta, the capital city. Human rights organizations report at least ten fatalities during the unrest.
The investigation into the protests in Indonesia is being conducted by State Protection in Bremen. Simultaneously, they are also probing the graffiti incident at the consulate. Authorities are appealing for witnesses to help identify the unknown artists responsible for the graffiti.
Despite the connection between the graffiti and the protests, it is unclear if there is any direct link between the artists and the violence in Jakarta. The Indonesian government is currently facing these protests, with the situation remaining under investigation.
As the world watches, the situation continues to unfold, with the graffiti at the consulate serving as a stark reminder of the ongoing unrest in Indonesia. The identity of the artists behind "Tangtang Tirani" remains undisclosed, adding an air of mystery to the already turbulent events.
