An Indonesian minister has threatened to release a 'human tsunami ' of asylum seekers towards Australia if the Federal Government continues to fight for a stay of execution for the Bali Nine duo . The warning came from the coordinating minister for political , legal and security affairs -Tedjo Edhy Purdijatno - to remind the government who was working to keep asylum seekers away from Australian shores , Fairfax Media reported . It comes after Indonesian government officials took offence to Prime Minister Tony Abbott 's comments about Australia donating $ 1 billion in aid to help recovery after the Boxing Day tsunami along with threatening to discourage visitors to Bali . Scroll down for video . The Bali Nine duo are spending their seventh night in semi-isolation at Nusakambangan in Central Java . Mr Tedjo , who is a former navy chief , said his government had been played a big part in stopping asylum seekers from making their way to Australia during a speech made at a Yogyakarta university broadcast on Metro TV . 'If Canberra keeps doing things that displease Indonesia , Jakarta will surely let the illegal immigrants go to Australia , ' he said . 'There are more than 10,000 [ asylum seekers ] in Indonesia today . If they are let go to Australia , it will be like a human tsunami . ' Mr Tedjo - who is an outspoken politician in Indonesia - added it was 'no big deal ' if trade relations with Australia fell apart following the executions of Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukuraman . Tedjo Edhy Purdijatno ( pictured left with president Joko Widodo ) is the coordinating minister for political , legal and security affairs in Indonesia . It comes after Indonesian government officials took offence to Prime Minister Tony Abbott 's comments about Australia donating $ 1 billion in aid to help recovery after the Boxing Day tsunami . He said Australia was the nation that benefited most from the agreement , not Indonesia . 'Australia will in fact receive pressure domestically if it stops its livestock exports to Indonesia since Indonesia is Australia 's main market , ' Mr Tedjo said . The minister also labelled Julie Bishop 's earlier request to spare Chan and Sukuraman in exchange for three Indonesia drug smugglers held in Australia as 'unethical ' . He said Australia needed to respect the laws of Indonesia . The pair are being held inside Besi jail in separate cells to each other as they await execution . This comes as the Bali Nine pair spent their seventh night at Nusakambangan - Indonesia 's 'Death Island ' - as they await the outcomes of appeals made by other prisoners who are scheduled to be executed alongside them . Chan and Sukuraman were sentenced to death after they were caught trying to smuggle 8.3 kilograms from Indonesia to Australia . They have spent the last 10 years inside Kerobokan prison in Bali . Chan converted to Christianity and became a pastor while behind bars . At the same time , Sukuraman trained as an artist , even teaching other inmates how to paint .
navy is the overseer of political , legal and security affairs . He made threats during a speech at a university that was broadcast on TV . Mr Tedjo said his nation was preventing asylum seekers going to Australia . He said a 'human tsunami ' would come if Australia kept pushing for mercy . Australia has been putting pressure on Indonesia to spare Bali Nine duo . Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukuraman are days away from being executed .