The Philippine army soldier was killed and another was wounded when members of the Bangsamoro Freedom Fighters (BIFF) terrorist in a deadly police ambush in August in the Dato Salibu in the Magwindana Del Sur Province.
Colonel Aurel Bangkog CPL, corporal.
Allan Balena, commander of the Pastir Brigade 601, said in a statement that Alan Balina is from the Sixth Infantry Battalion and members of the Geographical Unit of the Armed Forces were guarding a detachment in Citio Botalo in Paranjay Sambolawan when an attack took place on Thursday, and the wounded soldier in the hospital is now recovering.
Three BIFF members claim that the soldiers and them engaged in combat and exchanged gunfire.
According to locals, local leaders, members of the Peace Council, and the municipal system, a particular jacket led the BIFF band.
The Jacket’s Group was placed in an ambush set up by Lieutenant Ambawan Police Commander Reynaldo Samsun and his corporal assistant. Salipudin Endab in the village of Kapinpilan on August 29.
To commemorate the fifth anniversary of the liberation of Marwa from local terrorist organisations inspired by ISIS, the Philippine army held a number of events.
Public screenings and installations of documentaries were available from October 15 to 16.
The army said in a statement: “The main units of the Philippine army, which played decisive roles in the liberation of Marwa, held an exhibition that immortalizes their dedication to the defeat of the terrorists inspired by ISIS.
“The five-month Marwi campaign was also shown as one of the Philippine Army Museum’s greatest military legacies. Marwi’s souvenirs, recovered things and equipment were also shown in the Philippine Army Officers’ wing, while Marwa documentary films were shown in the Filipino Army Officers Club.
” He also held the Civil and Military Operations Regiment, the Lenaine 55 engineers, the Army Artillery Regiment, the armored band, the light reaction regiment, the Special Forces Battalion (air -mobile), and the first scout regiment, stalls in the fishermen. The ROC Parade Monuments acknowledge their crucial contribution to the city’s liberation.
The military will lay a wreath on October 17 in Libingan Nig -MGA MGA Bayani at the Marawi Pylon Tower.
On October 25, a fellowship luncheon will be hosted in honour of the officers and men who assisted in liberating Meroe.
“The series of events will make the sacrifices of soldiers and law enforcement employees in the liberation of Marwi Marawi, at the same time, highlighting the city’s journey towards peace, development and rehabilitation,” said army commander General Romeo Broner Junior..
In the Philippines, a soldier was murdered and another was hurt in a terrorist group ambush.
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