Indonesian Police Announce Personnel Changes, Recall Officers from KSP
The Indonesian National Police announced personnel changes effective November 9, recalling two generals from the Presidential Staff Office (KSP) back to police headquarters. This move is seen as part of internal talent rotation within the police organization.
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