Philippine provincial military representative, Maj.
Filemon Tan, affirmed on Friday said
eleven Islamist activists were murdered in a weapon
fight with government troops in southern
Philippines. Tan said in Manila that 17
officers were likewise harmed in the conflict in
Patikul town on Jolo Island, where the
activists executed a Filipino prisoner two
days prior.
He said that the troops were on watch when
they experienced a gathering of around 100
individuals from the Abu Sayyaf fear based oppressor
bunch. Tan said those murdered incorporated a
junior pioneer who was supposedly included in
the hijacking of two Canadians, a
Norwegian and a Filipino on the southern
resort island of Samal in September.
``The two Canadians, John Ridsdel and
Robert Hall, were executed in April and
June, individually, after a payment was definitely not
paid, while the Filipino was liberated in
June. ``The revolutionaries are as yet holding hostage, a
Norwegian, Kjartan Sekkingstad, five
Malaysians, eight Indonesians, a Dutch and
a few Filipinos,'' he said.
Tan said that on Wednesday, Abu Sayyaf
decapitated 18-year-old Patrick Almodavar
after his family neglected to pay a 1-million-peso
buy-off. He said that the Philippine
President, Rodrigo Duterte, had coordinated the
military to squash Abu Sayyaf furthermore
cautioned that the gathering could be a wellspring of
enlistment for the Islamic State radical
bunch.
Tan cited the president as saying that he
was educated that a 50-million-peso buy-off
had been paid for Sekkingstand, however that
Abu Sayyaf continued putting off his
discharge. "My request to the police and outfitted
powers against adversaries of the state is to
search them out and obliterate them, period,'' he
said.[b]Philippine provincial military representative, Maj.
Filemon Tan, affirmed on Friday said
eleven Islamist activists were murdered in a weapon
fight with government troops in southern
Philippines. Tan said in Manila that 17
officers were likewise harmed in the conflict in
Patikul town on Jolo Island, where the
activists executed a Filipino prisoner two
days prior.
He said that the troops were on watch when
they experienced a gathering of around 100
individuals from the Abu Sayyaf fear based oppressor
bunch. Tan said those murdered incorporated a
junior pioneer who was supposedly included in
the hijacking of two Canadians, a
Norwegian and a Filipino on the southern
resort island of Samal in September.
``The two Canadians, John Ridsdel and
Robert Hall, were executed in April and
June, individually, after a payment was definitely not
paid, while the Filipino was liberated in
June. ``The revolutionaries are as yet holding hostage, a
Norwegian, Kjartan Sekkingstad, five
Malaysians, eight Indonesians, a Dutch and
a few Filipinos,'' he said.
Tan said that on Wednesday, Abu Sayyaf
decapitated 18-year-old Patrick Almodavar
after his family neglected to pay a 1-million-peso
buy-off. He said that the Philippine
President, Rodrigo Duterte, had coordinated the
military to squash Abu Sayyaf furthermore
cautioned that the gathering could be a wellspring of
enlistment for the Islamic State radical
bunch.
Tan cited the president as saying that he
was educated that a 50-million-peso buy-off
had been paid for Sekkingstand, however that
Abu Sayyaf continued putting off his
discharge. "My request to the police and outfitted
powers against adversaries of the state is to
search them out and obliterate them, period,'' he
said.[/b]Philippine provincial military representative, Maj.
Filemon Tan, affirmed on Friday said
eleven Islamist activists were murdered in a weapon
fight with government troops in southern
Philippines. Tan said in Manila that 17
officers were likewise harmed in the conflict in
Patikul town on Jolo Island, where the
activists executed a Filipino prisoner two
days prior.
He said that the troops were on watch when
they experienced a gathering of around 100
individuals from the Abu Sayyaf fear based oppressor
bunch. Tan said those murdered incorporated a
junior pioneer who was supposedly included in
the hijacking of two Canadians, a
Norwegian and a Filipino on the southern
resort island of Samal in September.
``The two Canadians, John Ridsdel and
Robert Hall, were executed in April and
June, individually, after a payment was definitely not
paid, while the Filipino was liberated in
June. ``The revolutionaries are as yet holding hostage, a
Norwegian, Kjartan Sekkingstad, five
Malaysians, eight Indonesians, a Dutch and
a few Filipinos,'' he said.
Tan said that on Wednesday, Abu Sayyaf
decapitated 18-year-old Patrick Almodavar
after his family neglected to pay a 1-million-peso
buy-off. He said that the Philippine
President, Rodrigo Duterte, had coordinated the
military to squash Abu Sayyaf furthermore
cautioned that the gathering could be a wellspring of
enlistment for the Islamic State radical
bunch.
Tan cited the president as saying that he
was educated that a 50-million-peso buy-off
had been paid for Sekkingstand, however that
Abu Sayyaf continued putting off his
discharge. "My request to the police and outfitted
powers against adversaries of the state is to
search them out and obliterate them, period,'' he
said.

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