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"Our troops are in position. That’s the logical move. We have to rescue the hostages," said Lt. Gen. Ernesto Carolina, commander of the Armed Forces Southern Command (Southcom) based in Zamboanga City.
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"Our troops are in position. That’s the logical move. We have to rescue the hostages," said Lt. Gen. Ernesto Carolina, commander of the Armed Forces Southern Command (Southcom) based in Zamboanga City.
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