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Dutton denies claims of 'verballing' Indonesian president over reported Russian military links

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Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has been roundly criticised by the government over his response to reports Russia was planning to base military aircraft in Indonesia. The Kremlin has labelled the story fake news, but the Opposition Leader has been pressed to explain why he wrongly claimed the Indonesian President has responded to the story.
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