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[Title] => Abu tagged in 6 attacks falls
[Summary] => Authorities captured an al-Qaeda-linked bomber suspected in at least six attacks, including a 2002 karaoke bar explosion that killed an American Green Beret and a hotel blast that killed three people last weekend, officials said yesterday.
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[Title] => Major attacks by Abu Sayyaf in Philippines
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[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY – Two Abu Sayyaf bandits were killed in an encounter with Army rangers in the jungles of Sulu, the military reported yesterday.
Sulu military commander Col. Alexander Aleo said Scout Rangers class 149 were on a test mission in the jungle near Indanan town when they clashed with 10 Abu Sayyaf bandits near the border of Barangay Palan, Talipao town Friday. Five government troopers were wounded.
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[Title] => RP expels 2 Iraq embassy personnel for spying on US
[Summary] => President Arroyo approved yesterday the expulsion of two Iraqis — a diplomat and a staffer at the Iraqi embassy in Manila — who have been accused of espionage.
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[Title] => Military uncovers Abu Sayyaf assassination plot
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY – The military has uncovered a plot by the Islamist group Abu Sayyaf to assassinate ranking Filipino military and police officials.
Intelligence sources disclosed that the mission was uncovered following the admission made by captured Abu Sayyaf leader Adjid Moro during tactical interrogation.
Moro, alias Abu Pakistan and Wahid Mali, is said to be the supply officer of the bandit group who carried a P1-million bounty for his arrest.
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[Title] => Longer RP-US war games seen
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — The joint RP-US military training exercise this year will be longer and may last the whole year, Defense Secretary Angelo Reyes said here yesterday.
Reyes, who arrived in this city to inspect the facilities and the site for the military training, said the exercise could last the entire year, citing the larger number of troops – around 3,000 soldiers – involved in the training.
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[Title] => Another Sayyaf ‘bomber’ nabbed
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — A third suspect linked to a string of terrorists bombings in the city was arrested late last week during a raid in a coastal barangay here.
After raiding a safehouse in Barangay Rio Hondo, military intelligence agents whisked a certain Sali to their headquarters for tactical interrogation.
Military investigators are trying to determine if Sali was involved in last October’s series of bombings of shopping centers and near an eatery that killed an American Green Beret and 11 Filipino civilians, and wounded more than 200 others.
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[Title] => Murder charges readied vs 5 Abus
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Superintendent Marvin Bolabola, chief of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group in the region, said two of the suspects were among the five indicted last week for two other Zamboanga bombings this month.
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Sulu military commander Col. Alexander Aleo said Scout Rangers class 149 were on a test mission in the jungle near Indanan town when they clashed with 10 Abu Sayyaf bandits near the border of Barangay Palan, Talipao town Friday. Five government troopers were wounded.
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Intelligence sources disclosed that the mission was uncovered following the admission made by captured Abu Sayyaf leader Adjid Moro during tactical interrogation.
Moro, alias Abu Pakistan and Wahid Mali, is said to be the supply officer of the bandit group who carried a P1-million bounty for his arrest.
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Reyes, who arrived in this city to inspect the facilities and the site for the military training, said the exercise could last the entire year, citing the larger number of troops – around 3,000 soldiers – involved in the training.
The joint exercise will start in February.
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After raiding a safehouse in Barangay Rio Hondo, military intelligence agents whisked a certain Sali to their headquarters for tactical interrogation.
Military investigators are trying to determine if Sali was involved in last October’s series of bombings of shopping centers and near an eatery that killed an American Green Beret and 11 Filipino civilians, and wounded more than 200 others.
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