Prabowo Meets 10 Former Police Chiefs to Discuss Current Issues
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Prabowo Meets 10 Former Police Chiefs to Discuss Current Issues

Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto met with 10 former Police Chiefs at a facility in Hambalang. The meeting reportedly involved an exchange of views on current domestic issues. This gathering is seen as an effort to deepen cooperation with experienced former officials in defense and security.

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