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Anis Beanal Not on any wanted list — never listed as wanted and never officially named by security forces
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Juga ditulis Anies Beanal — memakai pangkat klaim internal “Jenderal/Brigjen”; disebut sebagai Panglima Kodap III Kali Kopi, Markas Kali Kopi, Timika

Anis Beanal

Affiliation: TPNPB-OPM Kodap III Kali Kopi (Kali Kopi headquarters, Timika)
Operational Area: Mimika regency — the Tembagapura mining corridor (Mile 60, Kuala Kencana, Jila). He claims a command area “from Jigimugi to Jenewatagal” (Mimika, Intan Jaya, Dogiyai, Puncak Jaya) — a claim rejected by TPNPB's central headquarters
Legal Status: Not on any wanted list — never listed as wanted and never officially named by security forces

Leader of Kodap III Kali Kopi who claims command of the armed group in Mimika's mining corridor under a rank he assigned himself. Security forces have never named him in any incident; police attributions for violence in that corridor through 2015-2023 point to his predecessors. The shooting of a vehicle convoy at Mile 60 (2 September 2026) was claimed by the group citing him as the one who gave the order, while the company and police said no one was hurt.

Personal Dossier & Background

Date & Place of BirthNo public data on his date or place of birth, or his age.
Tribe & Regional OriginThe Beanal clan is recorded as one of the Amungme clans holding customary rights over Grasberg/Tembagapura, but no source states Anis Beanal's own ethnic group explicitly.
Base Headquarters & CampsKali Kopi headquarters, Timika, Mimika regency — named in the group's own letters and releases (20 August and 15/22 September 2026).
Operational Districts & CorridorsThe Tembagapura–Kuala Kencana–Jila mining corridor and the central Mimika highlands.
Estimated StrengthNo official figure has been published for this structure.
Family Background / ParentsFather and mother: no public data.
Educational BackgroundNo public data on his education.
Position / RoleCommander of Kodap III Kali Kopi — the post and the “General/Brigadier” rank are the organisation's internal claims, not TNI or police ranks; the appointment date is NOT IN ANY PUBLIC SOURCE. The documented line of leadership: Kelly Kwalik (2009) to Tenny Kwalik (2012-11 January 2018) to Hengky Wanmang alongside Joni Beanal “Joni Botak” (2018-2020) to Joni Botak (2020, killed 24 April 2023), then an unclear 2023-2025 period (Jubi in 2023 named Jack Wiliam Kemong; a 2021 government list named Germanius Elobo), and only then Anis Beanal (2025/2026).
Latest Legal StatusHis name is NOT on the Mimika police wanted list of 21 people (10-12 November 2017), nor on the government's 2021 list of five armed-group leaders (27 May 2021). No police or military statement names him. For the Mile 60 case (2 September 2026), police named only two suspects identified by the initials JB and AU. As of October 2026 there is no public data on his arrest, detention or death.
Verification noteCorrection: the name “Pagratius Amoko Amokwame” in the earlier entry appears in no public source (mistaken); the name actually documented in this structure is PASKA AMOKO, who signed letters as “Commander of Battalion I” — battalion level, not commander. Two other names, “Major Alex Beanal” and “Major Akilas Beanal”, appear in only one document (the group's 4 September 2026 release) and cannot be equated with Anis Beanal (different rank and role). A 1 November 2025 video title about a leadership change in his name is UNVERIFIED because its content cannot be checked. The “Deputy I, West Papua Army” post comes from an ULMWP statement (6 May 2026). No public photo shows his face alone, so this page uses a labelled illustration.

Track Record of Crimes & Threats

  • Claims command of the armed Kodap III Kali Kopi structure in Mimika's mining corridor; both the command area claim and the structure are rejected by TPNPB-OPM's central headquarters.
  • Shooting of a convoy of 15 vehicles at Mile 60, Tembagapura (2 September 2026): the group claimed the attack was carried out on his orders. The company said no one was hurt and police named only two suspects, identified by the initials JB and AU — a direct link to him is unverified.
  • Issued statements asserting command over the area and rejecting other groups' claims to Kodap III territory (20 August and 15/22 September 2026).

Documented Losses & Civilian Damage

Fatalities: No fatalities in the incident claimed in his name — per the mining company and police
Displacement: No specific displacement attributable to him
Public Facilities: Three vehicles damaged in the Mile 60 convoy shooting (2 September 2026)

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