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Indonesian forces rescued 18 Freeport workers from rebels in Papua on Jan. 15, 2026, with no casualties.
Indonesian military forces rescued 18 Freeport workers from a rebel siege in Papua on January 15, 2026, after they were held captive for several days in a remote area.
The operation, conducted in rugged terrain, involved coordinated efforts using drones to deliver supplies before safely evacuating the hostages without casualties.
The workers, who were repairing an electric tower, were unharmed and taken to a secure location for medical evaluation.
The rebel group responsible has not been identified, though links to the Free Papua Movement are suspected.
The incident underscores persistent security challenges in Papua, where separatist violence has disrupted mining operations and development efforts for decades.
Indonesian authorities emphasized their commitment to stability and protection of critical infrastructure.
Las fuerzas indonesias rescataron a 18 trabajadores de Freeport de los rebeldes en Papua el 15 de enero de 2026, sin víctimas.