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Indonesian president's US ties called into question as he attempts to ease Iran tensions
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto's ties to the US have come under scrutiny amid public anger over the recent US-Israeli attack on Iran, with some questioning the extent of his loyalty to Washington. The move has raised concerns among many in Indonesia who feel their country's relationship with the US is being put at risk.
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto's ties to the US are being scrutinized amid public anger over Indonesia's involvement in the Iran war, a conflict sparked by a US-Israeli attack on Iran last weekend, and now the Indonesian leader is unexpectedly emerging as a potential peace broker, surprising many with his efforts to mediate the crisis.
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