Prabowo's Alleged Tapping, Mahfud Questions: 'Why Weren't Jokowi and Gibran Tapped?'
Allegations of President Prabowo being wiretapped have surfaced in Indonesia. Former Coordinating Minister Mahfud MD has questioned why the current president and his son were not tapped, demanding transparency from the source. The issue raises public concern over national security and intelligence agency activities.
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