Presidential Tapping Case: Four Former Police Officials Implicated, Operations Allegedly Lacked Legal Basis
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Presidential Tapping Case: Four Former Police Officials Implicated, Operations Allegedly Lacked Legal Basis

Indonesia's Police Chief detailed the timeline of an alleged illegal wiretapping operation targeting President Prabowo. Four former police officials are implicated, with operations reportedly lacking proper legal authorization and procedural verification.

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