Yogyakarta Demonstrations Turn Violent, Unidentified Groups Suspected
Demonstrations in Yogyakarta have erupted into chaos, with the Coordinating Minister for Political, Legal, and Security Affairs pointing to the appearance of unfamiliar groups at night, suggesting the possibility of organized interference.
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