Presidential Wiretapping Allegation: National Police Names Former Monitoring Unit Head SU as New Suspect
The Indonesian National Police have named SU, a former head of the Monitoring Unit, as a new suspect in a case involving alleged wiretapping of high-profile individuals, including the President. SU is suspected of involvement in granting wiretapping permissions and deleting data.
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