Indonesian Police Chief Reveals Brigadier General Suspected in Prabowo Eavesdropping Case
The Indonesian National Police Chief has revealed the involvement of a Brigadier General-ranked police officer suspected in the alleged eavesdropping of Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto. This incident raises concerns about domestic security and political stability.
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