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Abu Sayyaf has been fighting for its own Islamic state in the southern Philippines (particularly Western Mindanao and the Sulu Archipelago) since its inception in 1991. amcraft curtainsAt that time, Abu Sayyaf split from the Moro National Liberation Front, the primary Muslim separatist group in the Philippines.better homes and gardens faceted antique brass curtain rod[3] Between 1994 and 2014 Abu Sayyaf has been involved in 340 violent incidents, including kidnapping of both Filipinos and internationals, clashes with military forces, and political assassinations.ikea lenda curtains beige[4] Perhaps most notably, Abu Sayyaf was deemed responsible for the 2004 SuperFerry 14 bombing, an act that resulted in the deaths of 116 people, the Philippines’ deadliest terror attack and the world’s deadliest attack at sea.pvc strip curtains bunnings

In a video in 2014, Abu Sayyaf leader Isnilon Hapilon pledged allegiance to ISIS, vowing “to obey him (Abu Bakr al-Bahgdadi the ISIS caliph) on anything which our hearts desire or not and to value him more than anyone else.”spirella shower curtains switzerland[6] In response Philippine Marine Corps Lieutenant General Rustico Guerrero, head of the Western Mindanao Command, insisted that Abu Sayyaf was taking advantage of the international infamy of ISIS to increase ransom payouts.montgomery silver honeycomb curtains On April 9, 2016, the Philippines military announced that 18 soldiers were killed and over 50 wounded in clashes with Abu Sayyaf militants on Basilan Island.[8] According to the government, this battle was part of “a series of major offensives launched against the ASG forces in Basilan beginning in December 2015.”

[9] It is uncertain if there will continued military escalation against the ASG and further unrest in the southern Philippines, though this is likely. What is certain is that the Islamic State’s ideological influence expands well beyond its borders, posing a significant threat to the Philippines and to areas of Southeast Asia as a whole. [1] Manuel Mogato, “Philippines Rejects Islamic State’s Claim It Killed 100 Troops,” Reuters (April 14, 2016): Accessed April 14, 2016. [2] Kate Kavadski, “ISIS Now Has a Network of Military Affiliates in 11 Countries Around the World,” New York Magazine (November 23, 2014): Accessed April 14, 2016. [3] Nctc.gov, “National Counterterrorism Center | [4] “Who Are the Abu Sayyaf?” CNN Philippines (April 12, 2016): Accessed April 14, 2016. [5] “Bomb Caused Philippine Ferry Fire,” BBC News (October 11, 2004): Accessed April 14, 2016. [6] Michelle, Florcruz, “Philippine Terror Group Abu Sayyaf May Be Using ISIS Link For Own Agenda,” International Business Times (September 25, 2014): Accessed April 14, 2016.