Presidential Palace Puzzled by Intelligence Chief's Alleged Tapping of President Prabowo
Indonesia's Presidential Palace has expressed confusion over the motives behind alleged wiretapping of President Prabowo Subianto by individuals reportedly linked to his campaign team. The Palace awaits further investigation by law enforcement, with the full scope of the incident yet to be clarified.
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