Any pending legal appeals will not delay the execution of the Bali Nine duo and the eight other drug smuggles, the Indonesian Attorney General has confirmed. This comes as Bali's chief prosecutor Momock Bambang Samiarso announced Australian death row inmates Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran will be moved to 'Death Island' where they will be executed this week. HM Prasetyo also confirmed that the preparations for the mass death by firing squad were '95 per cent' ready as Chan and Sukumaran's lawyers are planning to lodge an appeal within the next week. Scroll down for video Final journey: The strain shows on the faces of Myuran Sukumaran (left) and Andrew Chan (right), pictured in Kerobokan prison this week in Kerobokan prison with Indonesia's human rights commissioner Natalius Pigai (centre) who can do nothing to save them from execution which now seems set for this weekendBali prosecutor says Australians will definitely be moved to island for executionAttorney General says legal appeals will not delay execution processHe says Attorney General has 'for first time' ordered Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran to NusakambanganAfter weeks of delays the Australian pair will leave Bali 'for sure' for their final journeyGruesome details have emerged about how condemned can opt to be strapped to execution postBefore they leave a Hindu 'blessing' will be held at Kerobokan jailChan, 31, and Sukumaran, 34, will be flown from Bali to central JavaHeavily armed police will escort them to Denpasar airport for the flightAfter transfer the men will have three days to see family before their midnight executionThe news comes as their is a military build-up in the port to 'death island'
Before they depart, Chan and Sukumaran will take part in a Hindu ceremony at Kerobokan prison in _ at which offerings of flowers and food will be given and prayers will be made asking for the blessing of the gods. Indonesia plans to hold the _ and eight other convicted drug traffickers in one of the island's prisons before they are simultaneously killed by firing squads in the middle of the night.