Indonesia deploys troops to Jakarta after wiretapping allegations

Headline from DW · First reported Nov 4, 7:26 AM ET (13h ago) · Updated Nov 4, 8:10 AM ET · 3 sources, 3 articles

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Indonesian troops are being stationed in Jakarta amid wiretapping allegations implicating the president's chief of staff. Suspects are being accused of illegally tapping the president's phones.

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Left · ABC NewsIndonesia deploys troops to boost Jakarta's security after generals' arrestRight · Washington TimesIndonesia deploys thousands of troops after generals arrested over wiretapping allegations

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DWLeft-CenterHigh·Nov 4, 7:52 AM ET

Indonesia deploys troops to Jakarta after wiretapping allegations

Indonesian troops are being stationed in Jakarta amid wiretapping allegations implicating the president's chief of staff. Suspects are being accused of illegally tapping the president's phones.

ABC NewsLeft-CenterHigh·Nov 4, 7:26 AM ET

Indonesia deploys troops to boost Jakarta's security after generals' arrest

Indonesia's military is deploying over 20,000 troops to Jakarta amid a wiretapping scandal suspected of targeting President Prabowo Subianto

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Washington TimesRight-CenterMixed·Nov 4, 8:10 AM ET

Indonesia deploys thousands of troops after generals arrested over wiretapping allegations

Indonesia's military is deploying more than 20,000 troops and personnel to the capital, Jakarta, officials said Wednesday, as authorities investigate an alleged illegal wiretapping operation targeting the country's president that has led to the detention of three senior police generals.

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