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Philippines
Wanted: Dead or Demised
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Philippines
Moro Islamic liberation Front claims 100 fighters chasing Bali bomber
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Philippines
Philippine military warn of terrorist attacks in Manila
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Philippines
Philippines blast kills three
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Philippines
Bali suspect gives Philippine troops the slip
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Philippines
Philippines steps up security after bombing
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Philippines
An explosion near a marketplace in Tacurong City killed 3 and wounded 30. Philippines marines killed 5 members of commander Habier Malik’s MNLF forces on Jolo Island.
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Philippines
(Philippines) Sulu troops to suspend operations on May 4
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Philippines
Philippines grounds 41 Huey helicopters after crash
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Philippines
The military believes Uztadz Khabir Malic, the leader of the Muslim National Liberation Front’s (MNLF) Misuari group has ties with Abu Sayyaf. Philippine troops attacked the Jolo Island camp of MNLF commander Khaid Ajibun. Three USAID workers were wounded in a bombing in Cotabato province.
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Philippines
Abu Sayyaf beheaded seven captives and delivered two of the heads to civilians, who were ordered to take them to the Philippine Army. Abu Sayyaf commander Albader Parad is believed to have ordered the beheadings.
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Philippines
Abu Sayyaf kidnapped 7 men on Jolo Island. The fighting between the Philippine Army and the Moro National Liberation Front is intensifying on Jolo Island, with 17 MNLF fighters, 3 soldiers and 1 civilian killed over the past 3 days.
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Philippines
Philippine troops overran 2 Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) camps and killed 8 fighters during an assault on Jolo Island. MNLF commander Habier Malik and several hundred fighters retreated into the jungles with Philippine troops in pursuit.
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Philippines
Two Philippine soldiers were killed and 10 wounded in a clash with Abu Sayyaf on Jolo Island. The military stated an MNLF commander is providing aid to Abu Sayyaf on Jolo.
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Philippines
Isnilon Hapilon, an Abu Sayyaf leader who was behind the 2002 Bali bombing in Indonesia, narrowly escaped a raid by Philippine Army forces on a camp in Jolo. Three other Abu Sayyaf fighters have been captured. Hapilon has a $5 million bounty out for his capture.
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Philippines
The Philippines military killed three gunmen at sea who were possibly linked to Abu Sayyaf. The military will focus on civil-military operations in Mindanao. The UK wants to increase intelligence ties with the Philippines and other Southeast Asian nations.
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Philippines
The US put a $5 million bounty out for Zulkifli bin Hir, aka Marwan, the Malaysian leader of the Kumpulun Mujahidin Malaysia who is working with Abu Sayyaf in the Philippines. Marwan is behind a series of bombings in the Philippines.
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Philippines
Key Abu Sayyaf man nailed after 4 years on the run
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Philippines
COIN in the Philippines: Below the Doom and Gloom Radar
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Philippines
Making friends in Abu Sayyaf™s territory
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Philippines
A helping hand fighting Philippines terror
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Philippines
Yasser Igasan isbelieved to be the new head of the Abu Sayyaf Group. Igasan has had “terror training abroad and… connections with possible foreign financiers.” Four Abu Sayyaf were killed in fighting as the US and Philippine troops wrap up exercises.
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Philippines
MNLF May Quit the Peace Process in the Philippines
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Philippines
Eight Abu Sayyaf were killed during fighting on Jolo Island over the weekend. Philippine forces claim Abu Sayyaf leader Albader Parad was killed in Sulu. Security is being increased at US military bases after the weekend fighting.
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Philippines
Six Islamists were killed and 13 Marines wounded in a battle on Jolo Island. One report claims the six killed were members of the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF), while another claims they were Abu Sayyaf. MLNF has sheltered Abu Sayyaf fighters and allowed them to establish training camps.
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Philippines
Marine killed by unidentified gunmen in southern Philippines
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Philippines
The Philippine Congress passed the anti-terror bill, which now must be signed by President Arroyo. Two Abu Sayyaf terrorists and one Ranger were killed in fighting in Jolo. Some rank-and-file members of Abu Sayyaf are beginning to defect due to difficult conditions or “because it was doing un-Islamic things.”
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Philippines
The US is asking MILF to help in the hunt for Abu Sayyaf. The Philippine military and US are set to begin a two week long military exercise in Mindanao, the scene of recent bombings by Abu Sayyaf.
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Philippines
Where US is helping to make gains against terrorism
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Philippines
Troops kill four militants in the Philippines
