Logo

14 日 マニラ

34°C24°C
両替レート
¥10,000=P3,850
$100=P5,725

14 日 マニラ

34°C24°C
両替レート
¥10,000=P3,850
$100=P5,725

Military to continue rescue of Abu Sayyaf hostages despite beheading threat

2019/2/23 英字

The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) said military operation to rescue the victims abducted by the Abu Sayyaf will continue amid reports that the terrorist group threatens to behead three foreign hostages.

“We will just continue our on-going combat operations,” Col. Noel Detoyato, AFP Public Affairs chief, said Friday.

“We don’t negotiate with kidnappers and terrorist. There is an on-going operation against them and we will just continue with it,” he added.

Last Thursday, The Star Online, a Malaysia news agency, reported that the Abu Sayyaf threatened to behead a Malaysian and two Indonesian fishermen if their ransom was not paid.

Detoyato reiterates that the military maintain its no-ransom policy while Col. Gerry Besana, spokesman of the AFP Western Mindanao Command (Wesmincom,) said the military is continuously operating to rescue the kidnap victims.

“Wesmincom’s effort is to locate and rescue the kidnapped victims and destroy the ASG,” he said. Robina Asido/DMS

おすすめ記事

Former Executive Secretary Medialdea says Duterte not in ICC detention facility

2025/3/14 英字 無料
無料

Duterte assures police, military he will take full responsibility for war on drugs

2025/3/14 英字 無料
無料

Military, police dismiss reports of alleged resignations after arrest of Duterte

2025/3/14 英字 無料
無料

China to monitor Duterte trial

2025/3/14 英字 無料
無料

Former ICC judge says Philippine courts cannot order release of Duterte

2025/3/14 英字 無料
無料

Go ties Tulfo for February Pulse Asia senatorial survey lead

2025/3/14 英字 無料
無料