
Prabowo Reacted Angrily Upon Learning of Wiretapping, Reveals Former Police Chief
Former National Police Chief Dai Bachtiar revealed Prabowo Subianto's reaction upon learning he and his associates were allegedly wiretapped. This testimony could hint at political tensions within Indonesia.
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