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[Title] => Janjalani, 2 JI leaders still in Sulu — AFP
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — Abu Sayyaf leader Khadaffi Janjalani and two Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) militants have eluded a military dragnet in Sulu but have not escaped to neighboring Basilan, the military said yesterday.
The military said it had enough troops in Sulu to prevent Janjalani and JI militants Dulmatin, who goes by one name, and Umar Patek from slipping to neighboring Basilan.
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[Title] => 6 Sayyaf bandits killed, 4 Marines wounded as clashes rage in Sulu
[Summary] => Six Abu Sayyaf guerrillas were killed and four soldiers wounded in a fresh encounter in Patikul, Sulu early yesterday.
Brig. Gen. Juancho Sabban, 3rd Marine Brigade commander, said government troops pursuing Abu Sayyaf terrorists managed to overrun the bandits, killing six of them in Barangay Kaunayan.
Sabban said the Marines Special Operation platoon encountered the withdrawing terrorists, triggering the firefight.
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CAMP CRAME – Napatay sa shootout ang apat na miyembro ng Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG) na pumugot sa ulo ng isang lalaking kidnap-victim habang matagumpay namang nailigtas ang ina ng huli na isa ring negosyante sa ginawang rescue operations ng mga awtoridad sa Jolo, Sulu kamakalawa.
Kinilala ang nailigtas na bihag na si Jacklyn Selvin, 53 anyos, ina ng biktimang pinugutan na si Jeffrey Selvin. Ang pugot na ulo ni Jeffrey ay natagpuan dakong alas-6 ng umaga nitong Sabado sa harapan ng himpilan ng pulisya sa downtown ng Jolo ng nasabing lalawigan.
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CAMP AGUINALDO – Selyado na ng tropa ng militar ang Sulu kaugnay ng opensiba laban sa grupo ni Abu Sayyaf Chieftain Khadaffy Janjalani at ng dalawang nagtatagong Jemaah Islamiyah terrorist na utak sa 2002 Bali bombing sa Indonesia.
Napag-alamang pinalilibutan na ng mga sundalo ang lahat ng exit points sa Sulu partikular na ang bayan ng Indanan at Patikul kung saan huling namonitor ang presensya nina Janjalani at ng dalawang Bali bombers na sina Dulmatin at Omar Patek na may patong sa ulong $10 milyon at $1 milyon.
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[Title] => Palace: Pass anti-terror law so there’s less need for AFP operations
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An anti-terrorism law would nip terror threats in the bud and allow the government to rely less on massive military operations to neutralize suspected terror groups in the country, Malacañang said yesterday.
"Once more, we call on Congress to speed up the passage of the Anti-Terror Bill to further neutralize the movement of terrorist arms, funds and personnel across communities and borders, and to nip the threat in the bud without need for massive military operations," Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye said.
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[Title] => Sulu air, ground offensive continues
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — The Navy captured four suspected Abu Sayyaf supporters yesterday as they tried to breach a naval blockade of Jolo, Sulu to flee the military’s artillery bombardment and air strikes, which continued for the third day yesterday.
The offensive is targeting Abu Sayyaf chieftain Khadaffy Janjalani and Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) militants Umar Patek and Dulmatin who are wanted for the Bali bombings in Indonesia in October 2002.
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[Title] => AFP vs Sayyaf: 6 bulagta sa Sulu
[Summary] => CAMP CRAME – Limang kalalakihang miyembro ng Abu Sayyaf Group at isang civilian guide ang iniulat na nasawi habang pito pa ang nasugatan sa ikalawang araw na strike operations ng tropa ng militar sa pinagkukutaan ng mga bandido sa bayan ng Indanan, Sulu, ayon sa ulat kahapon.
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[Title] => New Sayyaf unit behind soldiers’ slays
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — A newly formed liquidation squad of the extremist Abu Sayyaf is behind the killings of soldiers in Sulu, an official of the Armed Forces Southern Command (Southcom) said yesterday.
Capt. Jose Ritchie Pabilonia, Southcom information chief, identified the urban terrorist group as the Abu Sofian, which specializes in assassinations.
The group’s latest victims were a certain Pfcs. Nawali and Sahi, both integrees of the Army’s 35th Infantry Battalion, who were killed in an ambush at the boundary of Patikul and Indanan towns last Saturday.
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[Title] => More US medical missions in South assured
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — The commander of the US Navy Pacific Command gave assurances that he would recommend to US President George W. Bush to send more medical and humanitarian missions to Mindanao, a senior Filipino military official said.
"When he returns to the United States, he will tell (President Bush) to do more medical missions in the South," Brig. Gen. Alexander Aleo, chief of the anti-terror Task Force Comet based in Sulu, quoted Admiral Gray Roughead as saying.
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[Title] => US troops tighten security in Sulu
[Summary] => JOLO, Sulu — US soldiers deployed for humanitarian mission here have tightened security following the arrival of the USNS Mercy floating emergency hospital.
Filipino troops belonging to the anti-terror Task Force Comet and police were visible in downtown Jolo, Sulu, a known hotbed of Abu Sayyaf terrorists.
Security is expected to be tightened with the scheduled arrival today of US Pacific Command chief Adm. Thomas Fallon and Ambassador Kristie Ann Kenny.
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The military said it had enough troops in Sulu to prevent Janjalani and JI militants Dulmatin, who goes by one name, and Umar Patek from slipping to neighboring Basilan.
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Brig. Gen. Juancho Sabban, 3rd Marine Brigade commander, said government troops pursuing Abu Sayyaf terrorists managed to overrun the bandits, killing six of them in Barangay Kaunayan.
Sabban said the Marines Special Operation platoon encountered the withdrawing terrorists, triggering the firefight.
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Kinilala ang nailigtas na bihag na si Jacklyn Selvin, 53 anyos, ina ng biktimang pinugutan na si Jeffrey Selvin. Ang pugot na ulo ni Jeffrey ay natagpuan dakong alas-6 ng umaga nitong Sabado sa harapan ng himpilan ng pulisya sa downtown ng Jolo ng nasabing lalawigan.
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Napag-alamang pinalilibutan na ng mga sundalo ang lahat ng exit points sa Sulu partikular na ang bayan ng Indanan at Patikul kung saan huling namonitor ang presensya nina Janjalani at ng dalawang Bali bombers na sina Dulmatin at Omar Patek na may patong sa ulong $10 milyon at $1 milyon.
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"Once more, we call on Congress to speed up the passage of the Anti-Terror Bill to further neutralize the movement of terrorist arms, funds and personnel across communities and borders, and to nip the threat in the bud without need for massive military operations," Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye said.
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The offensive is targeting Abu Sayyaf chieftain Khadaffy Janjalani and Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) militants Umar Patek and Dulmatin who are wanted for the Bali bombings in Indonesia in October 2002.
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Capt. Jose Ritchie Pabilonia, Southcom information chief, identified the urban terrorist group as the Abu Sofian, which specializes in assassinations.
The group’s latest victims were a certain Pfcs. Nawali and Sahi, both integrees of the Army’s 35th Infantry Battalion, who were killed in an ambush at the boundary of Patikul and Indanan towns last Saturday.
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"When he returns to the United States, he will tell (President Bush) to do more medical missions in the South," Brig. Gen. Alexander Aleo, chief of the anti-terror Task Force Comet based in Sulu, quoted Admiral Gray Roughead as saying.
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August 14, 2006 - 12:00am
