NBI nabs 2 alleged
Abu Sayyaf men !-- -- Marc Jayson Cayabyab (The Philippine Star) - July 25, 2019 - 12:00am MANILA, Philippines After 17 years in hiding, two suspected members of the bandit group
Abu Sayyaf were arrested recently by the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) in Metro Manila for their alleged role in a 2002 kidnapping case.
"That is our objective because no less than the President gave the guidance to us to end the
Abu Sayyaf before the end of the year," Sobejana said in Filipino.
Two kidnapped Indonesian fishermen managed to free themselves from their
Abu Sayyaf captors, but one drowned while swimming to freedom, the military said on Saturday.
Residents of Desa Baiduri flats in Cheras had no knowledge that a leader from the
Abu Sayyaf group was quietly living among them for two years, up until his arrest in August last year.
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Abu SayyafAbu Sayyaf militants kidnapped a captain and crewmember Friday from a South Korean cargo ship in the southern Philippines, (http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2016/10/philippine-army-abu-sayyaf-attacks-korean-ship-161021112019969.html) Al Jazeera reported.
A Filipino group calling itself "
Abu Sayyaf" released a disturbing video today showing three hostages who it says it will murder by June 13 if its demands are not met.
The soldiers encountered members of the
Abu Sayyaf group in one of their hideouts in the forests of Jolo island before dawn, local military spokesman Lieutenant Colonel Randolf Cabangbang told reporters.
Troops on Sunday took control of the
Abu Sayyaf group's biggest camp on the island of Jolo following rounds of air strikes, said Major General Benjamin Dolorfino, head of military forces in the south.
Members of the
Abu Sayyaf group have killed five soldiers and wounded 11 more in an attack on a military convoy in the southern Philippines, an army spokesman has said.
The town is a known stronghold of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, where troops are pursuing
Abu Sayyaf militants, blamed for the spate of kidnappings-for-ransom and attacks on Basilan.
Calvo spells out the challenge of Luke's gospel: "'Bless those who curse you'--will you bless the
Abu Sayyaf? 'Pray for those who mistreat you'--will you pray for the
Abu Sayyaf?