A confrontation between security forces and a rebel group in Indonesia's troubled Papua region resulted in the death of five Papuan independence fighters.
A confrontation between security forces and a rebel group in Indonesia's volatile Papua region resulted in the death of five Papuan independence fighters.
Five Papuan independence fighters were killed in a clash between security forces and a rebel group in Indonesia’s restive Papua region, police and rebels said Monday., the armed wing of the Free Papua Movement, in a battle on Saturday with dozens of rebels armed with military-grade weapons and arrows in the hilly Serambakon village in Papua Highland province, said Faizal Ramadhani, a national police member who heads the joint security force.
Sebby Sambom, a spokesman for the liberation army, confirmed the police claim but said that losing five fighters"would not make us surrender."
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