RRI.CO.ID, Jakarta - Deputy Chairman of Commission I of the Indonesian House of Representatives, Dave Laksono, spoke out regarding the Telegram from the Indonesian Military (TNI) Commander with Number TR/283/2026. He believes that the TNI's move to elevate the readiness status to Alert Level 1 reflects a strong commitment to maintaining national security.

He said that the Alert Level 1 status also demonstrates the readiness of defense personnel to face global dynamics. This simultaneously provides reassurance to the public that the state is present with full responsibility.

"Current developments in the Middle East demand vigilance." Commission I of the Indonesian House of Representatives views this policy as part of a strategy to strengthen national resilience," Dave stated in his press statement, in Jakarta, Sunday, 8 March 2026.

On one hand, Dave reminded the importance of enhancing synergy between the TNI, the Ministry of Defense, and Commission I of the Indonesian House of Representatives. This synergy becomes an important foundation so that every step taken remains in line with the interests of the people.

"Run openly and capable of fostering public trust." With solid inter-agency coordination, Indonesia will remain safe, stable, and able to face global challenges," Dave stated.

Then, Dave guarantyd that Commission I of the House supports the TNI's anticipatory measures, especially in carrying out oversight functions and strategic partnerships.

"With close collaboration, we are confident that Indonesia can face global dynamics with its head held high." Maintaining national stability and strengthening the people's trust in state institutions," he said.

Meanwhile, a member of Commission I of the Indonesian House of Representatives, TB Hasanuddin, explained that the alert status within the TNI is a standard mechanism. It is a mechanism to prepare the readiness of the soldiers.

"In the TNI environment, the term 'alert' is a way to prepare personnel, defense equipment, and logistics so that they can carry out their duties at any time." There are three levels of readiness: Alert Three, Alert Two, and Alert One," Hasanuddin conveyed in his press statement on Sunday, 8 March 2026.

He explained that Level Three Alert is a condition that is still relatively normal. In this condition, unit activities proceed as usual without any special concentration of troops.