President Prabowo 'Shocked' by Alleged Wiretapping; Meets Ex-Police Chiefs
President Prabowo expressed being "shocked" upon learning of alleged wiretapping targeting him, according to former National Police Chief Dai Bachtiar. The President appreciated the swift action by the current Police Chief and conveyed concerns about national security. The incident involves suspicions of multiple police officials.
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