Yes. Do you ignore the faults by non-Indonesian players?

To elaborate, if you sell something to a third-world country that is faulty, but you expect them to be able to manage because they have many failsafe measures in place, you are guilty if something goes wrong. First-world countries (and their companies) have a greater responsibility.
Boeing tries to sell to these companies and that is a large area of growth. And they sell a defective plane? Whose sensors don't work? And you expect them to know what to do? Are you kidding me?
It is like Tesla blaming the driver for using their autopilot. Except worse, because expecting faulty sensors wasn't in the instruction manual.