Jakarta, Indonesia – In a significant security operation, Indonesian police successfully thwarted an ISIS plot to attack Pope Francis during his visit to Jakarta. The authorities arrested seven suspects and seized an array of weapons, including bows, arrows, and a drone.
The suspects had been discussing their plans online, which led to their capture. The police acted swiftly upon discovering these discussions, ensuring the safety of the Pope and preventing any potential harm.
Pope Francis, who continued his visit safely, praised the efforts of the Indonesian authorities and called on the nation to combat extremism. His visit aimed to promote peace and interfaith dialogue in the world’s largest Muslim-majority country.
The Indonesian police’s quick response highlights the importance of vigilance and international cooperation in the fight against terrorism. This incident serves as a reminder of the ongoing threats posed by extremist groups and the need for continued efforts to ensure global security.
