Indonesia, Japan cancel signing on donation of patrol boats

JAKARTA, Indonesia - Japanese Ambassador to Indonesia Shin Ebihara leaves the Indonesian Foreign Ministry on June 14 after the Indonesian government and the Japanese Embassy in Jakarta canceled a planned signing of diplomatic notes over Tokyo's grant for Jakarta to procure three patrol boats from Japan to fight terrorism, piracy and weapons proliferation. (Kyodo)

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