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A large-scale Indonesian military-led initiative is delivering water, power, bridges, schools and health services across Papua Highlands.
Police report 76 armed-group incidents and 642 security disturbances in Papua Highlands from January to September 2026, with civilians accounting for most fatalities. Authorities say law enforcement, local leadership and peaceful development must advance together.
The Indonesian Army’s infrastructure work in Papua’s highlands is being presented as part of a broader effort to improve access, protect civilians and support equitable development while armed separatist groups continue to endanger indigenous communities.
Indonesia’s military chief says resolving Papua’s conflict requires cooperation among the TNI, ministries, local governments and communities, as authorities investigate the alleged killing of a Toraja travel driver by an armed OPM faction.
Indonesia’s military says it is reinforcing security and pursuing the armed group blamed for killing a driver in Papua, as lawmakers call for preventive protection, a full investigation and justice through due process.
An indigenous and civilian transport lifeline in Papua’s highlands was disrupted after an armed OPM faction allegedly killed a driver and burned his vehicle near Lake Habema, prompting a security investigation and renewed calls to protect workers and civilians.
The killing of Toraja-born travel driver Aris Sanda in Papua Highlands has renewed concern over armed groups coercing civilians, attacking essential workers and disrupting peaceful development.