President Jokowi Reveals Meeting with Prabowo: Discussed Football Victory
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President Jokowi Reveals Meeting with Prabowo: Discussed Football Victory

President Joko Widodo disclosed a casual meeting with Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto, where they discussed the outcome of a football match. This interaction is drawing attention as it hints at their political relationship and potential future political dynamics.

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