Indonesian President’s US Ties Questioned Amid Public Anger Over Iran War

When the US-Israeli attack on Iran began, Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto offered to mediate, urging dialogue over conflict. However, the proposal has sparked debate in Indonesia due to concerns about the president’s foreign policy alignment with the US and Israel. Critics worry that joining Trump’s Board of Peace and offering troops to Gaza may compromise Indonesia’s traditional stance on global issues. With Indonesia’s strong support for Palestine, the country’s relationship with Iran, despite religious differences, remains complex amid escalating tensions in the region.

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