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EXCLUSIVE: How alleged coup leader’s hidden motivation led him into arrest trap

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In this part of its series of exclusive reports on the 2025 failed coup plot, PREMIUM TIMES reveals for the first time the unreported direct account from the alleged mastermind about how he was lured into an arrest trap.

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