Minister Bahlil Denies Involvement in Presidential Wiretapping, Claims He Was Tapped
Indonesian Minister Bahlil Lahadalia has denied allegations of involvement in wiretapping the President, stating that he himself was also subjected to surveillance. The veracity of these claims remains unconfirmed, but they may suggest underlying distrust within the presidential circle.
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