Indonesian president’s US ties questioned amid public anger over Iran war

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In March 2026, Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto offered to mediate between the US and Iran following a US-Israeli attack on Iran. The offer has sparked debate in Indonesia, with critics questioning the timing and feasibility of the proposal. Concerns are rising about Prabowo's close ties with the Trump administration, especially amid public anger over the war. Prabowo's previous offer to deploy Indonesian troops to Gaza as part of a US-backed initiative has also drawn scrutiny. Critics fear the mediation offer will be seen as further alignment with the US and Israel, potentially alienating Indonesians who support Palestine and oppose formal relations with Israel.
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