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Initiated would be in the past but the sentence gives no indication of being in the past. "Who initiates..." would be a better answer.
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"Siapa yang memulai serangan ini?"
Translation:Who initiate the attack?
Who initiate this attack? = also accepted as a correct answer.
The English translation is not correct.
Who initiates the attack? = not accepted, reported.
Who initiates this attack? = not accepted, reported.
Who initiated the attack? = not accepted, reported.
Who initiated this attack? = not accepted, reported.
Who started the attack? = not accepted, reported.
Who started this attack? = not accepted, reported.
Who began the attack? = not accepted, reported.
Who began this attack? = not accepted, reported.
I want to practise Indonesian but the English they want is so bad in this section that I feel like giving up.
No, attack specifically means "serangan". If you want to say fight, it would be more appropriate to say "perkelahian".
