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Body of American pilot killed in Indonesian separatist conflict recovered
- Indonesian security forces recovered the body of American pilot Nicholas F. Goselin, who was killed after separatists attacked and burned his plane in Papua's Yahukimo regency.
- Goselin was shot dead shortly after landing at an airstrip in the Papua Highlands while working for the Indonesian aviation company PT AMA.
- The West Papua National Liberation Army claimed responsibility, stating their troops killed Goselin and burned the plane as a message to the Indonesian and U.S. governments.
- The separatist group warned that more attacks would happen if Indonesian civilian aircraft continued entering rebel-controlled areas, accusing them of dropping military personnel.
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American pilot killed by rebels in Papua, says Indonesian military
Indonesia’s military has recovered the body of an American pilot who was shot dead by rebels in the restive eastern region of Papua, it said on Friday after a separatist group said the attack was a “message” to the US and Indonesian governments.
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abc NewsBody of American pilot killed in Indonesian separatist conflict recovered
Indonesian security forces have recovered the body of an American pilot who was killed after armed separatist attacked and burned a small aircraft in the restive Papua region.
·New York, United States
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Indonesia recovers body of American pilot killed by rebels in Papua, military says
Indonesia's military has recovered the body of an American pilot who was shot dead by rebels in the restive eastern region of Papua, it said on Friday after a separatist group said the attack was a "message" to the U.S. and Indonesian governments.
·New York, United States
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