Prabowo's Alleged Wiretapping: Former Police Chief Could Face Treason Charges If Conspiracy Proven, Expert Says
An alleged illegal wiretapping incident involving President Prabowo Subianto has surfaced in Indonesia, with experts suggesting it transcends mere communication interception and involves serious constitutional issues, potentially implicating former police chiefs and others in treason.
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