diff --git a/src/bot/message-sender.js b/src/bot/message-sender.js
index 07990899..3f0039fb 100644
--- a/src/bot/message-sender.js
+++ b/src/bot/message-sender.js
@@ -58,23 +58,12 @@ export async function sendStreamingMessage(ctx, text, options = {}) {
     // Send initial placeholder message using ctx.api.sendMessage directly
     const sentMsg = await ctx.api.sendMessage(ctx.chat.id, '⌨️  ⌨️', { parse_mode: 'Markdown' });
     
-    logger.info('📡 Reply response type:', typeof sentMsg);
-    logger.info('📡 Reply response keys:', sentMsg ? Object.keys(sentMsg) : 'null');
+    logger.info('📡 Full response:', JSON.stringify(sentMsg, null, 2).substring(0, 500));
     
-    // Handle Telegram API response format (can be array-like)
-    let messageId, chatId;
-    if (sentMsg?.message_id !== undefined) {
-      messageId = sentMsg.message_id;
-      chatId = sentMsg.chat?.id;
-    } else if (Array.isArray(sentMsg) || Object.keys(sentMsg).every(k => /^\d+$/.test(k))) {
-      // Array-like response from Telegram API
-      messageId = sentMsg[0]?.message_id || sentMsg['message_id'];
-      chatId = sentMsg[0]?.chat?.id || sentMsg['chat']?.id;
-    } else {
-      // Try direct property access
-      messageId = sentMsg?.['message_id'] || sentMsg?.[0]?.['message_id'];
-      chatId = sentMsg?.['chat']?.['id'] || sentMsg?.[0]?.['chat']?.['id'];
-    }
+    // The Telegram API returns a response with numeric keys mapping to property names
+    // We need to access sentMsg['message_id'] directly
+    const messageId = sentMsg?.['message_id'];
+    const chatId = sentMsg?.['chat']?.['id'];
     
     logger.info('📡 Extracted Message ID:', messageId);
     logger.info('📡 Extracted Chat ID:', chatId);