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[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY - Top commanders of the Abu Sayyaf Islamist group have started to consolidate their remaining forces in the island province of Sulu, a ranking military official said here yesterday.
"Most of the top commanders of the Abu Sayyaf are there in Sulu. Most of them fled to the island province due to the continuous pressure and offensive our forces are putting on Basilan," Armed Forces Southern Command chief Lt. Gen. Narciso Abaya said.
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[Summary] => The Philippines would try five alleged leaders of the brutal Abu Sayyaf group if it catches them, even though they have been indicted by the United States on kidnapping and murder charges, a justice department official said yesterday.
The United States announced the indictments against the men yesterday for a kidnapping spree that led to the death of an American missionary and 19 others in the Philippines.
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DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL LARRY THOMPSON
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[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY - Top commanders of the Abu Sayyaf Islamist group have started to consolidate their remaining forces in the island province of Sulu, a ranking military official said here yesterday.
"Most of the top commanders of the Abu Sayyaf are there in Sulu. Most of them fled to the island province due to the continuous pressure and offensive our forces are putting on Basilan," Armed Forces Southern Command chief Lt. Gen. Narciso Abaya said.
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The United States announced the indictments against the men yesterday for a kidnapping spree that led to the death of an American missionary and 19 others in the Philippines.
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