Investigators are probing the Indonesian Honorary Consulate - with state security taking charge of the inquiry.
In the early hours of Monday, September 7, 2025, an act of vandalism occurred at the Indonesian honorary consulate in Bremen's Überseestadt district. Unknown individuals targeted the consulate, spraying the slogan "TANTANG TIRANI" across a large area, covering approximately 30 meters.
The vandalism involved graffiti in black paint, and the estimated damage is around 5,000 euros. The slogan, preliminarily suggesting criticism of the government, has sparked curiosity and concern.
The Bremen State Police's State Protection Department has taken up the investigation, and witnesses are asked to come forward with any information. Those who may have seen or heard something are asked to contact the Criminal Duty Office at 0421 362-3888. Further press inquiries can be directed to Nils Matthiesen.
For general inquiries, the Press Office of Police Bremen can be reached at 0421 361-12114, and the official website for Police Bremen is http://www.polizei.bremen.de. Additionally, an additional resource for inquiries is http://www.polizei-beratung.de.
The vandals used colored fire extinguishers in their attack, and the consulate was extensively damaged. The incident is still under investigation, and further updates will be provided as information becomes available.
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