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Army Bullets in Rebels’ Guns

Tuesday, December 11, 2018

Pro-independence militias bought ammunition from the Indonesian Military. Some of the weapons are suspected from the Philippines and Thailand.

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Confiscated evidence of money and ammunition from armed groups in Timika. . tempo : 173489155826.

USING the alias Ananias Yalek, Senat Soll switched to being an ammunition dealer. This soldier of the infantry battalion 754/ENK sold 155 bullets to Ruben Wakla, 20, a resident of the Dekai district in the Papuan regency of Yahukimo in September. Total price of the bullets was Rp20 million, or around Rp129,000 for each bullet.

Ruben, a sympathizer of the National Committee for West Papua (Komite Nasional Papua Barat)—an organization campai

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