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- Indonesia's participation in Trump's 'Board of Peace' drew domestic criticism over bias toward U.S. and Israeli interests.
- Foreign Minister Sugiono defended the decision, citing Indonesia's foreign policy and potential for peace.
- India remains ambivalent, wary that Trump's mandate could affect its relations with Pakistan.
- Russia's President Putin expressed cautious interest in the board's aims.
- Belarus's involvement raises questions about Moscow's influence, and Western allies including Japan and Australia opted out.
