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Australian Journalist Adam Harvey Shot In War-Torn Philippine City
An Australian television journalist was shot in the neck on Thursday as he reported from a southern Philippine city where terrorists are battling government troops, but he did not suffer major injuries.
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Philippine Troops Raise Flag For Independence Day As Bombs Fall On ISIS-Held City
Marking Philippine's 119th Independence Day, Philippine soldiers raised the national flag today in a tearful ceremony, while struggling to force out ISIS terrorists from Marawi.
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Indonesia Says 1,200 ISIS Operatives In Philippines
There are about 1,200 ISIS operatives in the Philippines, including foreigners of whom 40 are from Indonesia, the Indonesian defence minister told an international security forum Sunday.
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte Urges ISIS-Linked Rebels To Halt Siege, Start Talks
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte appealed to Iterrorists on Friday to abandon hostilities and start dialogue in an effort to end their bloody occupation of a southern city that experts called a major blow to regional security.
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Australian Journalist Adam Harvey Shot In War-Torn Philippine City
An Australian television journalist was shot in the neck on Thursday as he reported from a southern Philippine city where terrorists are battling government troops, but he did not suffer major injuries.
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Philippine Troops Raise Flag For Independence Day As Bombs Fall On ISIS-Held City
Marking Philippine's 119th Independence Day, Philippine soldiers raised the national flag today in a tearful ceremony, while struggling to force out ISIS terrorists from Marawi.
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Indonesia Says 1,200 ISIS Operatives In Philippines
There are about 1,200 ISIS operatives in the Philippines, including foreigners of whom 40 are from Indonesia, the Indonesian defence minister told an international security forum Sunday.
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte Urges ISIS-Linked Rebels To Halt Siege, Start Talks
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte appealed to Iterrorists on Friday to abandon hostilities and start dialogue in an effort to end their bloody occupation of a southern city that experts called a major blow to regional security.
