[7] Egianus claimed that the group received weapons and ammunition from Indonesian National Armed Forces soldiers and police officers.
In 2018, Kogoya was responsible for the Kenyam Airport shooting, abducting teachers and medical personnel in Mapenduma [id] and Nduga massacre.
[9] In February 2022, Egianus announced that his group underwent restructuring and expanded their area of operation to Intan Jaya Regency.
[10] In the aftermath of the OPM attack at the marine post in Kenyam on 26 March 2022, Indonesia wanted to have negotiations with Egianus Kogoya.
[12] On 16 August 2022, he issued a statement to Nduga Regional Government and TNI imploring them not to enter and develop Alguru [id] since it was an OPM base.