MANILA, Philippines – Two Philippine security officials say a key Abu Sayyaf commander killed in a U.S.-backed airstrike was planning terror attacks when he was slain.

• AP Interview: Ex-hostage shares Philippine ordeal
  AP Interview: Ex-hostage shares Philippine ordeal

  SUNGAI BULOH, Malaysia (AP) — A Malaysian gecko trader held captive by suspected Abu Sayyaf militants for a year in the southern Philippines says he saw group members as young as 15 skilled in...

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• AP Interview: Ex-hostage shares Philippine ordeal
  AP Interview: Ex-hostage shares Philippine ordeal

  A Malaysian gecko trader held captive by suspected Abu Sayyaf militants for a year in the southern Philippines says he saw group members as young as 15 skilled in using M16 rifles that were...

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• Top Philippine rebel captured
  

  Top Philippine rebel captured

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• Four dead in Manila bus bombing; investigation starts
  Four dead in Manila bus bombing; investigation starts

  MANILA ( Reuters ) - A bomb exploded on a bus in the Philippine capital on Tuesday, killing four people and wounding 14, and officials said they could not rule out terrorism as they began an...

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• Abs | Suspected Abu Sayyaf Member Nabbed
  

  Abs | Suspected Abu Sayyaf Member Nabbed

  According to the Sulu police, Adzhar Patta “Ajang” Mawalil was arrested in the locale of Jolo...

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