ABP Claims Silent Majority Remains United in Supporting Prabowo in Indonesia
The Indonesian group ABP (Aks Baya Parta Group) has stated its view that the "silent majority" in elections continues to support candidate Prabowo. The group analyzes that the movements of this segment will influence election results.
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