War Zones Made By OPM, Not TNI

War Zones Made By OPM, Not TNI

The Free Papua Organization (OPM) issued a new threat. OPM through the West Papua National Liberation Army (TPNPB) requests that the Trans Wamena-Ndugama project be stopped. He said, along the road is a war zone.

This contrasts with Benny Wenda's statement accusing Indonesia of turning West Papua into a "war zone." whereas OPM itself through its commander said that.

Egianus Kogeya issued a stern warning to the regent and related officials. He stressed that there should not be any development in 32 districts during 2020, apart from the sound of weapons.

"Whoever is in charge of development in 11 conflict areas, whether from regents, TNI-Polri troops, district heads, and other business groups, I Egianus Kogeya as commander of Kodap III Ndugama will shoot because 2020 is a year of war," he said.

Egianus added, we are not asking for development and projects. The Ndugama War is a war of independence for the people of West Papua for self-determination. From Sorong to Samarai.

"If there are 32 districts that take care of development, it means that he is our enemy TPNPB Kodap III Ndugama. The village is TPNPB Kodap III Ndugama will build together," he added.

TPNPB-OPM also strictly prohibits development activities in any form. Starting from Lake Habema, the Trans Wamena-Ndugama Road to the Port of Momugu in the capital of Nduga Regency, Kenyam.

Not only that, OPM also prohibits civilians from riding in vehicles owned by the TNI during February 2020. Starting from Wamena to Ndugama. Likewise, from Batu Limits Harbor to Kenyam and its surroundings. TNI-Polri troops are also strictly prohibited from boarding vehicles belonging to civilians,

According to Egianus, this warning is the second time. Whoever violates these five points, will be purged regardless of fur.

He also asked civilians to be careful crossing the Trans Wamena-Ndugama Road area. They designated the area as a TPNPB battlefield with the TNI / Polri.

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