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Indonesian Military Recovers Body of American Pilot Killed by Papua Separatists

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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 15 hours ago

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The Indonesian military recovered the body of American pilot Nicholas Goslin, killed by Papua separatists after his plane crashed in a remote area. The separatists claimed he violated a no-fly zone, while Indonesia denied troop transport allegations. The incident highlights ongoing violent conflict in Papua, with international and human rights groups condemning the killing.

01Indonesian forces retrieved American pilot Nicholas Goslin's body after separatists shot him in Papua.
02Goslin's plane crashed in Yahukimo district near the Papua New Guinea border with eight onboard.
03Separatists claimed Goslin violated a no-fly zone; Indonesia denied the plane carried troops.
04The military condemned the killing and vowed to investigate and prosecute the perpetrators.
05Amnesty International called the killing a serious human rights violation in the Papua conflict.
06The Papua conflict has escalated recently, displacing over 120,000 indigenous residents and causing multiple deaths.

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