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| Zamboanga Siege 2013; MNLF attacks Zamboanga City | |
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| Flipzi | Thu Sep 19, 2013 11:52 pm Post #21 |
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![]() In this file photo taken on February 5, 2013, Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) commander Khabir Malik (front left) gathers his fighters at their camp in Jolo, Sulu, after clashes with Abu Sayyaf bandits. Malik's group tried to rescue a kidnapped Jordanian journalist from the ASG. Reuters/File Loyalty to Misuari When Malik agreed to be interviewed by me in 2005, a blood-red MNLF flag was stretched between two trees as background for the MNLF commander. When asked to react to government reports that he was tolerating the atrocities of the Abu Sayyaf bandits, his eyes suddenly filled with rage. He slammed his hands on the table, upending my microphone and almost giving me and my cameraman a heart attack. I heard a few rifle rounds being chambered behind me. I did not dare turn around to see for myself. It took a few seconds for Malik to regain his composure. Then in a deep voice, he explained that although he shared the same blood and ethnicity with the notorious group, he believed in the teachings of Allah. Rape and kidnapping were haram or unholy. "But if the military attack us here, of course we welcome the help of our Muslim brothers here with us in the mountains," he said in heavily accented, sing-song Tagalog. I asked him if he ever regretted his loyalty to Nur Misuari, whose arrest in 2001 prompted followers like Malik to once again take up arms against the government. Malik was a member of the board of the Southern Philippines Council for Peace and Development, the transitional body that oversaw the implementation of the 1996 Final Peace Agreement, when he led the MNLF attack on the Cabatangan complex in Zamboanga City that year. "We are prepared to die for Allah and our beliefs. We have been betrayed by government," he said, his voice calm, even gentle. Covering the current Zamboanga crisis, I could not help but wonder whether any of the weapons I saw in Malik's camp were being used against government troops. I wonder how many of the fighters I saw there had joined Malik, and were either dead or captured. I also wondered whether Malik was using the prized AK-47 or some other gun. – HS, GMA News Full Story: Malik in his element By CHINO GASTON, GMA NewsSeptember 18, 2013 5:39pm http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/story/327042/news/specialreports/malik-in-his-element |
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| Flipzi | Fri Sep 20, 2013 2:36 pm Post #22 |
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Civilian victims included a graduating Architecture student Video: Dating bihag ng MNLF Misuari faction, nasaksihan ang pagkamatay na anak sa gitna ng putukan Date posted: Sep 20, 2013 11:15am Reporter: Sandra Aguinaldo In some stories, a child hit by a stray bullet got killed too. Another graduating student taking up Marine Engineering died too. As of posting time, these are the figures; -AFP: 10 killed, 111 wounded; -Philippine National Police: 3 killed, 12 wounded; -Civilians: 8 killed, 48 wounded Source http://www.zambotimes.com/archives/news/75961-Zamboanga-City-stand-off-death-toll-now-at-113-AFP.html Edited by Flipzi, Sat Sep 21, 2013 8:50 am.
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| Flipzi | Sat Sep 21, 2013 8:56 am Post #23 |
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‘Why are they not running out of bullets?’ By TJ Burgonio, Julie S. Alipala Inquirer Mindanao, Philippine Daily Inquirer 1:18 am | Saturday, September 21st, 2013 Wondering why Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) rebels occupying coastal villages in Zamboanga City were still fighting after 12 days, President Benigno Aquino III on Friday ordered military officials to find out who was supplying ammunition to the insurgents. The President spent a seventh day monitoring from an undisclosed place the final military offensive to crush 30 to 40 rebels holding 20 hostages on the Zamboanga coast. “They don’t seem to run out of [ammunition]. He has asked [military] officials to look into that,” deputy presidential spokesperson Abigail Valte told reporters in Malacañang. “They came prepared,” military spokesperson Lt. Col. Ramon Zagala told reporters in Zamboanga City, answering the same question as the President’s. There were reports that the rebels stockpiled weapons and ammunition in Zamboanga City long before the MNLF force led by Habier Malik stormed ashore early on Sept. 9. But Zagala said it was “only a matter of time” before the rebels run out of ammunition. Civilian supporters A 14-year-old boy who was rescued from his MNLF captors in Santa Catalina village on Thursday told the Inquirer that the rebels got additional supplies of ammunition from their civilian supporters. The boy (whose name the Inquirer is withholding because he is a minor) said there were times when MNLF commanders directed their men to take some of the hostages, preferably young ones, and leave the village to get firearms and ammunition. “They got firearms and ammunition from the villages of Talon-Talon and Taluksangay,” the boy said in Bisaya. The boy was rescued in the company of a suspected MNLF rebel who claimed he was a hostage and his name was Wilfredo Ramirez. Col. Jemar Johnson Aseron, commander of the 32nd Infantry Battalion, said he checked the list of hostages and found that Ramirez was 67 years old, while the suspected rebel was in his 30s. “We immediately separated the boy and he admitted that his companion was a rebel,” Aseron said. Medicines, too Freed hostage Maricel Teves, who was wounded in captivity, said the rebels also had medicines and they treated her. “They have supplies (of medicines),” Teves said. She said the rebels knew the area, moving around the villages of Santa Catalina, Santa Barbara, Kasanyangan and Rio Hondo. “They said they planned this a long time ago and that their firearms were already in these areas,” Teves said. She said she had heard Paul Aukasa, an MNLF member from Basilan province, say that the group planned the attack even before the monthlong feast of Ramadan (July 10 to Aug. 9). Support in villages Former hostage Junior Morte, 60, said the MNLF rebels conserved their ammunition. “They don’t shoot because they have to. They shoot if the need arises and if they need to defend or protect their position,” Morte said. “I’ve seen how they deploy snipers, and they wait while the other side (military) is delivering heavy fire on their position,” he said. Morte said Malik had “maps and contacts in the villages.” He said Malik had bragged to the hostages that his group had support in the villages of Rio Hondo, Mariki, Talon-Talon and Mampang and that he and his men had enough food and ammunition. Morte, who escaped from the rebels on Sept. 13, said the MNLF fighters did not carry boxes of ammunition. “They just go to the houses where they left their supplies,” he said. Down in number After 12 days of fighting, government security forces have whittled down the number of the Moro rebels from 200 to a small band boxed in a 3-to-7-hectare area on the Zamboanga coast. Zagala said on Friday the government troops were going after 40 MNLF fighters. In a talk with reporters on Thursday, President Aquino called on the remaining rebels to surrender to prevent further bloodshed. “Life is precious to me,” Mr. Aquino said, addressing the rebel holdouts. “You may want to consider your life precious as well.” Mr. Aquino gave the rebels from Nur Misuari’s faction of the MNLF an ultimatum. “It is not too late to end this, so we can put a stop to the deaths and injuries. That is in your hands,” the President said. Fighting to death But the remaining followers of Misuari in Zamboanga City reportedly have decided to fight to death. Sulu-based university professor Octavio Dinampo said Friday that Malik had sent text messages to other MNLF leaders saying he and his men would no longer withdraw and would “make Zamboanga their graveyard,” as the “losses to fellow Muslims and everyone else” were their responsibility and they should “answer for all of it with their lives.” Dinampo said an MNLF friend passed the message to him around 3 p.m. on Friday. In that message, Malik said he would surrender only if Misuari told him to do so, Dinampo said. Dinampo said Malik, an Amir (religious leader), claimed to have performed a ritual among his remaining fighters. “They prefer to die as martyrs in a place where they are now stuck,” Dinampo told the Inquirer by phone. He did not say where that place was. 20 remaining hostages Fighting continued in Zamboanga City on Friday. Two soldiers were wounded in fighting in Santa Barbara village, while two civilians were hit in a crossfire in Santa Catalina village, the military said. Twelve days of fighting left 92 rebels, 12 soldiers, three policemen and seven civilians dead. One hundred ten soldiers, 13 policemen, 69 civilians and nine rebels have been wounded in the fighting. The fighting has displaced 118,819 people who are now sheltered in 57 evacuation centers in Zamboanga City and other safe places on the Zamboanga Peninsula. Six rebels surrendered on Thursday, the military said, bringing to 72 the number of Misuari’s followers who have either surrendered or been captured. Misuari’s followers seized about 200 civilians when they stormed into five coastal villages on Sept. 9. One hundred seventy eight of those hostages have either escaped or were rescued. One was killed in the crossfire between the rebels and the government troops. Twenty remain in the hands of the cornered rebels. Abandoned by the Navy Friday, Narabelle Bue, spokesperson for the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) in the region, said the agency would send food to evacuees on Tigbaon Island, two hours by boat from mainland Zamboanga. The evacuees are residents of Mampang village, where government troops battled MNLF rebels on Tuesday. The residents fled the village in boats but were intercepted by the BRP Bacolod of the Philippine Navy. They said the Navy sailors ordered them to board the Bacolod, tied the hands of the men with rope and made them wait to be interrogated. On Wednesday, instead of bringing the evacuees to an evacuation center in Zamboanga City, the Navy took them to Tigbaon Island and left them there. One of the evacuees had been sending text messages to the Inquirer, saying there was no food on the island. The Inquirer informed the DSWD about the evacuees’ situation on Friday and the agency said it would send food to them. With a report from AP Read more: http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/491619/mnlf-had-stockpiles-of-ammo-and-food-before-attack-on-zamboanga#ixzz2fU5ZwHp4 Follow us: @inquirerdotnet on Twitter | inquirerdotnet on Facebook Edited by Flipzi, Sat Sep 21, 2013 9:06 am.
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| Flipzi | Sat Sep 21, 2013 9:34 am Post #24 |
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Who financed the Zamboanga Siege? When you send 200 men armed to the teeth to raise Cain, that takes a lot of resources just for the required firepower, not to mention transportation costs. (Some reports say 100 men, but this figure doesn’t compute: As of Sept. 19, 80 of the fatalities had been identified as Moro National Liberation Front rebels, and 38 MNLF had reportedly surrendered. But there were still MNLF combatants engaging the army in battle.) And Nur Misuari, having reluctantly left government at least 12 years ago, and suffered a reversal of fortunes since then, isn’t likely to have too much personal resources at his disposal. Plus, even if he did have sufficient personal resources, it isn’t likely that he would use them. So to repeat: Who financed Misuari’s men? ... In an interview with the presidential peace adviser, Secretary Ging Deles (to be aired on Monday), I asked her the question. Her answer was that there were many people (other than Misuari and his miserable band of men) who wanted the peace process with the Bangsamoro derailed. Obviously, they had something to gain from such a situation, so the country and its best interests be damned. I then asked if these were foreign interests, because I remembered the Sultan of Sulu, Jamalul Kiram, in one of his (ill-fated) letters to P-Noy, pointing out that it was Malaysia, for example, that financed the creation of the MNLF in retaliation for the even more ill-fated Marcos plot to reclaim Sabah that resulted in the so-called Jabidah massacre. And then of course there is always the possibility of al-Qaida involvement, although this may be a stretch if we consider the contention of Maria Ressa that al-Qaida had very strong links with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, not the MNLF. But no, Ging Deles did not think that foreign interests were involved. Which of course leaves us with local, domestic interests. Like who? Read more: http://opinion.inquirer.net/61567/who-financed-the-zamboanga-caper#ixzz2fUF83iXC Follow us: @inquirerdotnet on Twitter | inquirerdotnet on Facebook |
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| Flipzi | Sat Sep 21, 2013 8:46 pm Post #25 |
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![]() photo credit: SanDiego Magiting Crisanto (on FB) "The ugly face of war. The remnants of Malik's men are still in the interior part. Five of them died in the battles today (Sept. 21, 2013)." - Major Harold Magallanes Cabunoc (Philippine Army) page ![]() The Philippine flag was hoisted by the soldiers of the Special Operations Command after taking KGK building that used to serve as Habier Malik's stronghold in Lustre St, Sta Catalina Zamboanga City until September 19, 2013. The remnants of Misuari's armed followers are now hiding behind concrete buildings a 200-300m meters around this building that is now controlled by government troops. (Photo by Sgt Crisanto San Diego) Source: Major Harold Magallanes Cabunoc (Philippine Army) FB page Video 1: Glimpse of the infrastructure damage http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Vy4u2u5ZQSU Wasak na mga imprastraktura sa Lustre St., Zamboanga City, tumambad matapos ang labanan Date posted: Sep 21, 2013 6:45pm Reporter: Chino Gaston http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/video/177976/24oras/wasak-na-mga-imprastraktura-sa-lustre-st-zamboanga-city-tumambad-matapos-ang-labanan Video 2: Woman civilian killed by wayward mortar shell http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=5N9Q9qbMmAY Bahay, tinamaan ng hinihinalang mortar sa Zamboanga City Date posted: Sep 21, 2013 6:45pm Reporter: Jun Veneracion http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/video/177975/24oras/bahay-tinamaan-ng-hinihinalang-mortar-sa-zamboanga-city 5 more MNLF killed in Zamboanga clashes – AFP spokesman At least five more followers of Moro National Liberation Front founding chairman Nur Misuari were killed in Zamboanga City on the 13th day of clashes there, the Armed Forces of the Philippines said. "Meron tayong additional five enemy killed, bringing to 102 the total enemy killed (There were five more of the enemy killed. This brings to 102 the number of enemies killed)," AFP public affairs head Lt. Col. Ramon Zagala said in an interview on government-run dzRB radio. Zagala also advised residents in areas where remnants of Misuari's followers are believed to be staying to stay indoors as close-quarter operations are ongoing. "Meron tayong additional five enemy killed, bringing to 102 the total enemy killed (There were five more of the enemy killed. This brings to 102 the number of enemies killed)," Zagala said in an interview on government-run dzRB radio. He said the AFP remains committed to "press on the fight" and finish the crisis "at the soonest possible time." Full story http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/story/327503/news/regions/5-more-mnlf-killed-in-zamboanga-clashes-afp-spokesman Edited by Flipzi, Sat Sep 21, 2013 9:08 pm.
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| Flipzi | Sat Sep 21, 2013 10:07 pm Post #26 |
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![]() MASS BURIAL FOR THE FALLEN MNLF FIGHTERS Government health workers bury Moro National Liberation Front rebels in a mass grave in Zamboanga City Friday. They were among the 117 rebels killed in two weeks of fighting against government troops in the besieged city of Zamboanga. ABS-CBN photo Edited by Flipzi, Sat Sep 21, 2013 10:23 pm.
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| Flipzi | Sun Sep 22, 2013 9:19 pm Post #27 |
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Aquino declares Zamboanga City crisis over soon, jets for Manila By Nikko Dizon Philippine Daily Inquirer 7:11 pm | Sunday, September 22nd, 2013 ZAMBOANGA CITY, Philippines — President Benigno Aquino III said on Sunday the crisis in Zamboanga City could be over, as he announced that charges would filed against Nur Misuari, the founding chairman of the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) whose men launched the attack two weeks ago. Aquino left for Manila on Sunday afternoon on board a Lear jet. “Patapos na malamang itong araw na ito lahat ng pangyayari dito (All events here will probably end today),” Aquino said in a hastily called press conference at the Philippine Air Force Edwin Andrew Airbase. Defense Secretary Voltaire Gazmin and Armed Forces Chief of Staff Emmanuel Bautista said in separate interviews at the air base after the Commander-in-Chief left that the conflict would only be over if government security forces cleared the villages of the MNLF fighters. Gazmin, Bautista, Philippine National Police (PNP) Director General Alan Purisima, Interior Secretary Mar Roxas, and Social Welfare and Development Secretary Dinky Soliman remained in Zamboanga, as of Sunday. “We are working doubly hard to finish the operations at the soonest possible time,” Lt. Col. Ramon Zagala, the AFP spokesperson, said. Zagala said the military information indicated that MNLF commander Habier Malik remained in the area, as of Sunday. Troops are still engaged in combat with Malik and his men, Zagala said. Read more: http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/492721/aquino-declares-zamboanga-city-crisis-over-soon-jets-for-manila#ixzz2fcxBlVCF Follow us: @inquirerdotnet on Twitter | inquirerdotnet on Facebook |
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| Flipzi | Mon Sep 23, 2013 7:39 pm Post #28 |
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MALIK USED MOLOTOV BOMBS TO DELIBERATELY BURN HOMES Major Harold Magallanes Cabunoc (Philippine Army) 49 minutes ago Nakumpiska ng hanay ng 7th Scout Ranger Company ang molotov bombs mula sa mga tauhan ni Misuari na nagsipagtakbuhan pagkatapos ng bakbakan sa Sta Barbara dakong 1100am kanina. Nabawasan na ang gamit nila sa panununog sa mga kabahayan. Samantala ay dalawang hostages naman ang na-rescue ng mga tauhan ng 32nd INfantry Battalion nag babantay sa security cordon habang nakipagbakbakan ang mga Scout Rangers sa strongholds nina Ustadz Habier Malik. Matindi ang kasayahan ng mga hostages at mga kapamilya nila dahil sa kalayaan na kanilang sinasamsam ngayon. Tuloy-tuloy ang clearing operations na ginagawa ng mga militar. Webpage MALIK'S MEN USED SHABU TO SURVIVE THE SLEEPLESS BATTLE Major Harold Magallanes Cabunoc (Philippine Army) about an hour ago Isa sa mga tauhan ni Prof Nur Misuari na sumuko sa Army ay nag-positive sa drogang Shabu. Nakumpiska naman ng tropa ni Lt Bregente ang mga Shabu paraphernalia sa isang building na inokupa ng naturang grupo ni Misuari. Nagkakalaaman na ano ang sikreto ng kanilang mandirigma. >>> Is this not haram? Edited by Flipzi, Mon Sep 23, 2013 7:40 pm.
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| Flipzi | Mon Sep 23, 2013 9:05 pm Post #29 |
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VIDEO: MARINE SNIPERS NEUTRALIZED MNLF REMNANTS http://youtu.be/goh8A2x6Vdk Exclusive: Rebelde, patay matapos tamaan ng sniper ng Marines Date posted: Sep 23, 2013 11:37am Reporter: Jun Veneracion http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/video/178076/newstogo/exclusive-rebelde-patay-matapos-tamaan-ng-sniper-ng-marines VIDEO: NEW FIREFIGHT AND FIRES! http://youtu.be/aFm9RLFPtgk Panibagong sunog at putukan, naganap sa Zamboanga City Date posted: Sep 23, 2013 11:36am Reporter: Raffy Tima http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/video/178075/newstogo/panibagong-sunog-at-putukan-naganap-sa-zamboanga-city Edited by Flipzi, Tue Sep 24, 2013 8:45 am.
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| Flipzi | Tue Sep 24, 2013 8:42 am Post #30 |
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![]() Inquirer photo Misuari promised fighters P10,000 and a firearm each — ARMM governor ...MNLF founder believed to be still in Sulu By TJ Burgonio Philippine Daily Inquirer 9:17 pm | Monday, September 23rd, 2013 MANILA, Philippines — Nur Misuari, who promised P10,000 and a gun to each of the fighters that tried to declare independence in Zamboanga City, is believed to be in Sulu, according to Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao Gov. Mujiv Hataman. “We have a report that he’s now in Sulu, not in the mainland, but in an island. He’s mobile,’’ Hataman told reporters after the Senate hearing on the ARMM billion budget on Monday. He declined to identify the island. Hataman said surrendering fighters told authorities that Misuari cajoled them into sailing to the southern city, saying they would be rewarded money from the United Nations and a firearm if they succeeded in declaring independence. “Misuari just told them to go there because they’re going to get paid by the United Nations. If they go to Zamboanga City and are able to raise the flag, and the UN will declare their independence, they’ll get paid P10,000 per participant through the ATM,’’ he said. They were told that upon the arrival of a UN peacekeeping force, they would get their prize, plus a firearm, he added. The UN has twice issued a statement denying it would send a peacekeeping force and recognize Bangsamoro independence declared by Misuari fighters, Hataman said. President Aquino, who oversaw the military offensive to flush out the rebels for nine days before flying back to Manila Sunday night, said charges of rebellion would also be filed against Misuari for his key role in the attack. The national police has filed rebellion and other criminal charges against 29 of his followers. Hundreds of Moro rebels landed by boat in the city on Sept. 9, and threatened to march to the city hall and declare independence, but were repulsed by soldiers. They retreated to the seaside villages and seized 200 civilians, some of whom had escaped or been freed. After days of fighting, government troops have boxed in the rebels, who were down to 30 to 40 and were holding at least 20 hostages, as of Monday. Hataman said the group of Ustadz Habier Malik was confined to six buildings in Sta. Barbara and surrounded by security forces, as of Monday. “The security forces are very cautious because of the hostages,’’ he said. Read more: http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/493563/misuari-promised-fighters-p10000-and-a-firearm-each-armm-governor#ixzz2flZuEJ7c Edited by Flipzi, Tue Sep 24, 2013 8:43 am.
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