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Bombs hit US mine in Papua.

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In: Jane's Foreign Report 16 October 2008, pp.4-6.Summary: The first two bombs exploded on 11 and 12 September near the entrance to Freeport's mine owned by local Indonesia. The explosions raised tensions in the region where a peaceful pro-independence movement is active. The bombings are unlikely to result in a major crackdown on local pro-independence activists particularly since the involvement of the TPN has been widely discredited.

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The first two bombs exploded on 11 and 12 September near the entrance to Freeport's mine owned by local Indonesia. The explosions raised tensions in the region where a peaceful pro-independence movement is active. The bombings are unlikely to result in a major crackdown on local pro-independence activists particularly since the involvement of the TPN has been widely discredited.

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