Indonesia president sacks chief of staff over alleged wiretap

​Indonesian ‌President Prabowo Subianto sacked ​his chief ‌of staff on Wednesday for what his office ‌said could be ‌treason, a day after his arrest ⁠alongside two ​top ⁠police officers on suspicion ⁠of wiretapping the president, ​his ministers and others.

The ⁠alleged wiretapping may ⁠constitute ​treason and endanger state security, ⁠presidential spokesperson Prasetyo Hadi ⁠told reporters.