Prabowo Shares The Story Of The Enemy Being A Friend, Remembers The Figure Of Lieutenant Dua Siprianus Gebo, A Soldier From Ende Who Died

Prabowo Subianto on Deddy Corbuzier Podcast (Youtube screenshot @Deddy Corbuzier)

JAKARTA - Prabowo Subianto remembers a knight while serving in Timor Leste. The figure of the soldier named Siprianus Gebo from Ende NTT alone infiltrated the enemy camp and carried out the attack. Prabowo shared the story of the soldier when he was present as a guest star on Deddy Corbuzier's podcast which aired Tuesday, February 13. Siprianus Gebo, in carrying out his duties finally died after shooting down some of the enemies in the camp. "One time I remember it was clear, one day in a firefight, one of my troops, one of my team in a platoon led by Lieutenant Dua Siprianus Gebo, an NTT Flores person, if I'm not mistaken from Ende, he led, he infiltrated an enemy camp, he crept up and in the middle of an enemy camp he attacked. The enemy was 13-14 people, he attacked. In that battle he was shot, killed," Prabowo recalled in an event broadcast on Youtube. The rest of the group in the enemy camp escaped from an ambush of Prabowo's troops, who were then battalion commanders. Within two to three days later, one of the remaining groups was arrested. This enemy soldier was then taken to Prabowo injured. "I happen to be able to speak Tetun, yes (local language in Timor Leste). I saw him I asked - - - - Using Tetun language - which means whether to live or to die?" Prabowo said. In the wound and position lying, the enemy soldier then replied that he was 'allowed to die, life is okay.' Prabowo realized that in the midst of anger because of the death of Siprianus Gebo, he had to remain calm, serving as a leader. The army's answer to the enemy indicates that he is also a knight who does not beg for help. "With that answer, I asked to call a helicopter and take him to the hospital because our opponent is a champion, a knight," said Prabowo. Prabowo said, in life there is an ironic situation. People who used to be enemies, fight in the field one day can become friends. There is no remaining hatred, only feelings of unity left behind.

"You do your job for what you believe in, I do my job for what I believe in, we are both chivalrous. Maybe we are fighting each other. That's the reality I'm experiencing," said Prabowo.