Indonesia Deploys Thousands of Troops for Former President's Trial Amid Wiretapping Arrests
Indonesia has deployed thousands of troops to secure the trial of a former president following arrests in a wiretapping incident. This exceptional measure signals rising security concerns and political tensions within the country.
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