Jakarta, April 3 -- Indonesia plans to repatriate the bodies of three soldiers killed in Lebanon on Friday or Saturday as limited flights from the conflict region delay scheduling.

Defense Ministry Information Bureau chief Brigadier General Rico Ricardo Sirait said authorities are targeting a Friday departure but may shift to Saturday depending on flight availability.

He said the timing remains uncertain because commercial and military flight options out of Lebanon are currently very limited amid ongoing hostilities in the region.

Sirait added the remains are being securely kept at Saida Hospital in Lebanon where funeral preparations are underway before transportation back to Indonesia.

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