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Korean Oppa say Indon Tuan Tuan trying to take steal Top Secret KF-21 stealth jet data in USB stick, kym?

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South Korean lawmakers have called for the government to enact tougher laws on preventing leaks of defence secrets after Indonesian engineers were allegedly caught attempting to take a removable drive containing data related to the KF-21 fighter jet.


The Defence Acquisition Programme Administration (DAPA) said the technicians, working on the project at Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI), were under investigation on suspicion of saving the classified information on a USB device.


“A joint investigation composed of related agencies, including the National Intelligence Service, is currently under way to look into the circumstances of the Indonesians’ alleged technology theft,” a DAPA official said.
 

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The probe would also focus on whether the stolen data contained sensitive technologies related to the KF-21 development programme, started in 2015.

The Indonesians are currently banned from leaving South Korea over the incident that came to light last month.
 

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An official at Indonesia’s defence ministry said Jakarta has earmarked US$79.6 million this year to cover its share.


The Southeast Asian nation is estimated to have paid 278.3 billion won for the planes expected to roll off the production line in the coming months, Yonhap news agency reported.


Indonesia’s state-owned aircraft manufacturer PTDI, which has partnered KAI on the project, said the country’s foreign ministry would address the alleged data theft allegations.
 
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