Indonesia, April 1 -- Amid tensions in the Middle East, the government has moved to find alternative supply sources to replace those from the region, and we have secured them,

Jakarta (ANTARA) - Indonesia is diversifying energy sources to secure fuel supply amid Middle East tensions, with imports from the region accounting for about 20 percent, Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Bahlil Lahadalia said on Tuesday.

Bahlil said the policy aims to reduce reliance on a single region while strengthening national energy resilience as global geopolitical risks persist.

"Of our total fuel demand, imports from the Middle East account for around 20 percent," he said during a virtual press conference monitored from Jakarta.

He added that the go...