Prabowo Claims Nightly Buzzer Attacks Funded by Big Money
President Prabowo Subianto has alleged that the nightly 'buzzer' attacks he faces are funded by significant financial resources, suggesting a deliberate attempt to divide Indonesia. He called for a democracy not beholden to money.
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