Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto fired Chief of Staff Listyo Sigit Prabowo after his arrest for alleged illegal wiretapping. Listio, who served as national police chief for five years before being appointed presidential chief of staff in early October 2026, was among three senior police officers arrested on suspicion of ordering the unauthorized wiretapping of the president's phone, as well as government ministers, politicians, journalists, businessmen and others, from 2025 to 2025. The presidential palace stated that the actions were carried out by "unruly people" and may constitute behavior "tending to treason" that endangers the security of the state and the security of the national leadership. An acting chief of staff has been named, and the authorities claim that the investigation is ongoing, with the motive not yet determined. Two more officers. Ahrie Sonta Nasution and Eko Hadi Santoso - were also arrested.

Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto fired Chief of Staff Listyo Sigit Prabowo after his arrest for alleged illegal wiretapping. Listio, who served as national police chief for five years before being appointed presidential chief of staff in early October 2026, was among three senior police officers arrested on suspicion of ordering the unauthorized wiretapping of the president's phone, as well as government ministers, politicians, journalists, businessmen and others, from 2025 to 2025. The presidential palace stated that the actions were carried out by "unruly people" and may constitute behavior "tending to treason" that endangers the security of the state and the security of the national leadership. An acting chief of staff has been named, and the authorities claim that the investigation is ongoing, with the motive not yet determined. Two more officers. Ahrie Sonta Nasution and Eko Hadi Santoso - were also arrested.