Indonesian security forces recover the body of an American pilot, Nicholas F. Goselin, following an attack in Papua Highlands. Multiple outlets report that Goselin was shot dead after landing at the Ipdeheik airstrip, in mountainous parts of the province, on or around Thursday. Separatist forces are described as Papuan separatists or rebels, including the West Papua National Liberation Army, and several reports say the attack involved a small aircraft that was burned. Indonesia’s military states it recovers the body and conducts an operation to retrieve it, with some coverage citing video footage of Indonesian troops. One report also notes that the separatist group frames the attack as a message to the U.S. and Indonesian governments. Coverage consistently identifies Goselin as a pilot for Indonesian aviation company PT AMA. The incident is placed in the context of ongoing conflict in Papua, where armed groups have previously targeted aircraft servicing remote areas of the region. No details are provided across the sources about the circumstances of Goselin’s killing beyond the reports that he was shot after the landing and that the aircraft was attacked.