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Extremists proclaim IS branch in southern Philippines

Some terror groups in the Philippines have merged to form a satellite extension of the proclaimed Islamic State (IS) in Mindanao, according to Russia’s TASS News Agency.
Extremists proclaim IS branch in southern Philippines ảnh 1IS leader Abu Bakr al-Banghdadi.(Source :VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) – Some terror groups in the Philippines have merged to form a satellite extension of the proclaimed Islamic State (IS) in Mindanao, according to Russia’s TASS News Agency.

The groups also pledged allegiance to IS leader Abu Bakr al-Banghdadi.

The terror groups’ mergence to form an IS branch in the Philippines shows significant changes to the IS’s strategy, the Quan doi Nhan dan newspaper cited a comment of terrorism expert at Australia’s Deakin University .

It poses threats to the Philippines and Australia , according to the expert. 

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