In the province of Maguindanao, the Filipino armed troops raided a safe house run by a local terrorist organisation affiliated with ISIS and confiscated explosive devices and reservations.
The “Islamic Freedom” Bangsamoro (BIFF) documents, according to Lt. Col. Michael Glenn Manansala, commander of the sixth infantry battalion (6 IP), were discovered in an abandoned home in the Dato Salibu municipality.
In a statement, Manangsa continued, “We discovered the safe home on Monday in the middle of the Liguasan wetlands.
Thanks to a wide communication stating that locals had reported the presence of militants in the region, we conducted the operation, BIFF was able to find the house on the borders of the villages of Pandi and Pindemen.
The government forces engaged the marshes, according to Manangsala, and confiscated 16 explosive devices, a kilogramme of black gunpowder, 36 improvised bomber capsules, three explosives with missile bombs, ammunition, and personal items in BIFF.
Colonel Aurel Bangkog, the commander of Infantry Brigade 601, complimented the 6b soldiers for their quick work and the audience for providing timely information that resulted in the capture of the BIFF military hardware.
Major General Roy Galledo, the commander of the sixth infantry division of the army, called again BIFF elements to surrender and live in peace with their families and loved ones instead of fighting a losing case..
The Philippines recovered firearms from a cell of ISIS supporters’ home.
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