Advancement of Marine Zone Strength in the Indonesian Frontier Regions as an Execution of an All-Encompassing War Approach During Non-Conflict Periods

Samsul Bahri Wahidun; Edy Sulistyadi; Buddy Suseto

doi:10.55927/fjmr.v4i3.81

Authors

Samsul Bahri Wahidun Indonesian Defense University
Edy Sulistyadi Indonesian Defense University
Buddy Suseto Indonesian Defense University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.55927/fjmr.v4i3.81

Keywords:

Maritime Resilience, Border Areas, Total War Strategy

Abstract

A key component of preserving Indonesia's national security and sovereignty is enhancing maritime regional resilience along its borders. This plan attempts to fortify Indonesia's standing as a marine nation in light of the possible dangers experienced. The implementation of a total war strategy during peacetime places a strong emphasis on bolstering international cooperation, enhancing infrastructure, and mobilizing national resources. In addition, modernizing the primary weapon system (alutsista) can greatly increase maritime resilience. In order to analyze existent phenomena, a qualitative method with a descriptive analysis approach was employed to write this journal. The importance of society in preserving maritime security and the necessity of a sustainable approach to marine resource management are further highlighted by the publication of this magazine. It is believed. It is envisaged that this development's outcomes will help Indonesia realize its goal of becoming the global maritime axis and bring about long-term peace and security in border regions.

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