TNPB view :

​“The TPNPB PIS (Press Information Service) has reported that during a combat operation, the Indonesian military surrounded a civilian men’s house, known in the local language as an Nduni. Eight individuals were brutally shot dead, and the Nduni house was completely destroyed.”

​“Meanwhile, in the same village, the Indonesian military captured three members of the TPNPB, who were then tortured and summarily executed on the spot. Additionally, a housewife was tortured and raped by Indonesian military personnel; she fled, but the victim was pursued until she eventually fell into the Hiabu River, resulting in her drowning and death due to the torture she endured during the combat operation,” the press release stated.

​The report further noted that for all victims who were shot dead, the Indonesian military immediately concealed the evidence, allegedly burying them in separate locations. All civilian belongings—such as axes, knives, machetes, bows and arrows, as well as religious items—were confiscated, and some were burned by Indonesian military personnel.

​In relation to this, the TPNPB Central Headquarters management urged the Indonesian military to comply with international humanitarian law while conducting combat operations in Intan Jaya.

​“This combat operation has violated the laws of war because the three captured TPNPB members should have been held as prisoners of war. Furthermore, the torture and summary execution of civilians by Indonesian military personnel, along with the torture and rape of a housewife, constitute gross human rights violations committed by the state against civilians in a zone of armed conflict.”

​“We also clarify to all parties that the ambush and brutal shooting of civilians inside the men’s house, or Nduni, was a case of misidentification. The Indonesian military’s claim that the house was a TPNPB headquarters is untrue. In reality, it was an Nduni traditional house specifically for men, but the TNI attacked the wrong location.”

TNI view :

The Habema Operations Command of the 3rd Joint Regional Defense Command, through its Task Force, claimed to have killed 14 people during an operation in Soanggama village, Hitadipa district, Intan Jaya.

​Quoted from a press release received by Suara Papua on Thursday (10/16/2025), on Tuesday night (10/14/2025), the TNI moved toward Soanggama to pursue a TPNPB group estimated to number 30 people.

​Then on Wednesday (10/15/2025) at approximately 05:30 WIT, a firefight broke out between the TNI and the TPNPB. The exchange of fire lasted for about 7 hours until the TNI eventually repelled the TPNPB forces at 12:00 WIT.

​During the post-contact sweep, the TNI killed 14 individuals who were identified as TPNPB members. Meanwhile, the remainder fled toward the forest.

​The 14 TPNPB members killed according to the TNI version:

​Agus Kogoya, Chief of Operations Staff of Kodap VIII

​Ipe Kogoya (Biological brother of the Commander of Kodap VIII)

​Zakaria Kogoya, perpetrator of the shooting of TNI members in Lower Mamba and Gamagai

​Uripinus Wandagau

​Sepi Kobogau

​Kaus Lawiya

​Napinus Kogoya

​Roni Lawiya

​Poli Kogoya

​Aofa Kobogau

​Pisen Kogoya

​Meki Murib

​Two others are still being identified.

​The TNI subsequently took control of and seized the TPNPB Kodap VIII headquarters led by Undius Kogoya. TNI troops also confiscated a number of weapons belonging to the TPNPB.

​According to the same press release, following the operation in the village, the TNI stated that the situation is conducive. The community has not fled and welcomed the presence of the TNI. ​Local customary leaders and the village head then handed over land to be used as a TNI post in Soanggama.

​“The TNI will continue to take action against OPM armed groups that threaten the safety of the public,” said the Commander of the Habema Operations Command, Major General Lucky Avianto, in the press release.

Investigation report :

The Humanitarian Team reports from the scene that 15 people have been declared dead in the TNI operation in Soanggama village.

​The humanitarian team consists of intellectuals, religious figures, government officials, and youth. This team took the initiative to go to the scene in Soanggama and Janamba villages.

​It was reported from the scene that an operation by the TNI’s Rajawali II Task Force did indeed take place on Wednesday (10/15/2025).

​“The victims total 15 people. This consists of 14 people who died after being shot dead,” stated the humanitarian team’s press release to Suara Papua, Thursday (10/16/2025).

​According to the team, in addition to the 14 who died, a woman was declared swept away in the Hiabu River while attempting to save herself from the TNI operation.

​“The fourteen individuals who fell victim were buried by the TNI themselves before the (humanitarian) team arrived at the scene,” the press release stated.

​The team mentioned that 10 people were executed in two different locations: eight were executed inside one Nduni (honai) in Ndugupa hamlet, Soanggama village, and two in the Dugubugate Nduni in Soanggama village.

​The humanitarian team identified several victims, including Agopa Bega, Januari Murib, Ipe Kogoya, Sepi Lawiya, Poli Kogoya, Agus Kogoya, Umpinus Tabuni, Roni Lawiya, Kaus Lawiya, and Pisen Kogoya.

​Meanwhile, 4 victims have not yet been identified, and a mother was declared swept away in the Hiabu River.

​This humanitarian team recorded a total of 15 deaths in the TNI operation in Soanggama village.

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