SENAYANPOST - AM Hendropriyono, a professor at the State Intelligence College, spoke out about the Iran-Israel war.
At that time, the United States assisted Israel in attacking Iran.
However, shortly afterward, it was the United States that announced a ceasefire between the two sides.
"Well, that's it. I've also read a lot of discussion on social media, asking why America is the one attacking, and since they seem to be more dominant, they're the ones asking for a ceasefire," said AM Hendropriyono.
"From an intelligence perspective, this isn't strange. From a general perspective, it's because the people are at war; the leaders of the people are being ordered to fight, and now they're suffering, being bombed," said Hendropriyono.
According to Hendropriyono, this goes against what the people want.
"So the Iranian people also want a peaceful end to the war. Well, as long as their leader is an expert, his friends continue to be passionate about calling for unity," he added.
This former head of the State Intelligence Agency (BIN) also said that the Iranian people would be more likely to agree with Trump's proposal.
"Yes, they say it's us who die, not the leaders. So I'm starting to get tired of all the suffering caused by the war, and they're now supporting Trump's proposal. There needs to be a ceasefire," he added.
From this case, the seeds of conflict are being planted between the people and the Iranian government.
"The seeds of conflict are being planted between the people and the government. This is commonplace in intelligence strategy, because these conflicts can be fanned out (and become bigger)," he added.
Hendropriyono then mentioned that it appears that US intelligence is playing a game of divide and rule.
"What we're especially worried about is that American intelligence is a master of divide and rule. Because of the proxy war doctrine, which has become a trend every time a conflict occurs, it's a way of dividing people," he said.
From Hendropriyono's intelligence perspective, there are two forces in Iran. After the government is blamed by the people, the target is the Pasdaran, or Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
