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Indonesian president’s chief of staff dismissed over alleged wiretapping

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Briefings

An Indonesian president's chief of staff was dismissed following an arrest where the government alleged the individual committed treason by wiretapping top officials' phones. The incident occurred in November 2026, with the dismissal occurring shortly after the arrest. The specific charges of treason and the method of wiretapping remain the central focus of the government's narrative.

Key points

• The Indonesian government dismissed Listyo, the chief of staff, after he was arrested and accused of wiretapping top officials' phones.
• The dismissal followed an arrest where the government alleged the individual committed treason.

Context

This incident involves the Indonesian government dismissing a high-ranking official following an arrest related to alleged wiretapping of top officials' phones. The specific charges of treason and the method of wiretapping remain the central focus of the government's narrative.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the government's statement that Listyo may have committed treason after arrest. The specific charges of treason and the method of wiretapping remain the central focus of the government's narrative. No dates, names of other officials, or specific dates of the arrest are provided.

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