Special operations units from Indonesia's air force, army and navy are set to play a bigger role in the war on terror, following the recent spate of attacks on churches and the police across the country.
Presidential Chief of Staff Moeldoko confirmed on Monday that the military's Joint Special Operations Command has been reactivated.
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