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Jihadi Terrorists Could Be Hiding In Calais Refugee Camp Ready to Enter and Attack Britain


New Age Islam News Bureau

13 Aug 2016


Sharia police on patrol in the German city of Wuppertal

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 Over 200 Jeish Al-Fatah Fighters Killed in Clashes with Syrian Army in Aleppo

 11 Afghan Soldiers, 92 Militants Killed In Past 24 Hours, Mod Claims

 Canadian Jihadi Created ‘Martyrdom Video,’ Pledged Allegiance to Islamic State

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Europe

 Jihadi Terrorists Could Be Hiding In Calais Refugee Camp Ready to Enter and Attack Britain

 Fears of 'Sharia Police' and Islamic State Support in German City after Wave of Refugees

 Islamic State can’t be destroyed with half-measures

 How attacks are forcing Germany to examine civil freedoms

 Paris officials investigate threats against Charlie Hebdo

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Arab World

 Over 200 Jeish Al-Fatah Fighters Killed in Clashes with Syrian Army in Aleppo

 Fatah Al-Sham Terrorists Executes Fellow Militants, Families Fleeing Aleppo

 30,000 ISIL Terrorists in Iraq, Syria, and Libya Come from 100 Countries

 25,000 Militants Ready to Lay Down Arms in Southern Syria

 Syrian Warplanes Continue to Bomb Jeish Al-Fatah's Centers Heavily in Aleppo

 Syrian Forces Find Location of Notorious Saudi Terrorist Mohisini in Aleppo City

 Thousands of Saudi-Backed Terrorists Ready to Enter Syria via Border with Jordan

 Syrian Army Deploys Forces Close to Militants' Main Stronghold in Eastern Damascus

 40-Truck Convoy Carrying 1000 Tons of Food Supplies Arrives in Syria’s Aleppo

 Iraqi Forces Win Back 4 Key Villages in Mosul

 ISIL Arrests over 60 Members for Disobedience

 US-backed forces wrest control of Syria's Manbij from ISIL

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South Asia

 11 Afghan Soldiers, 92 Militants Killed In Past 24 Hours, Mod Claims

 ISIS Khurasan Chief Hafiz Saeed Khan Killed In Afghanistan: Pentagon

 ARG palace slams Abdullah for remarks against President Ghani

 Learning From Terrorism In Bangladesh

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North America

 Canadian Jihadi Created ‘Martyrdom Video,’ Pledged Allegiance to Islamic State

 US Expresses Concern over Rising Blasphemy Cases In Pak

 How to Know If Your Muslim Friend Is A Jihadi

 Muslims sue Sterling Heights after city rejected mosque

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India

 Maharashtra Govt May Impose ‘Reasonable Restrictions’ On Zakir Naik’s Speeches

 Dalits, Muslims Hold 'Self Respect Rally' In Mumbai, Plan To Take On Centre

 Muslim League activist hacked to death in Kerala

 Looking at legal protection for anti-terror ops: Rajnath Singh

 Ready for nuclear test ban, Pakistan tells India

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Pakistan

 Taliban Release Crew of Crashed Pakistani Helicopter

 Four ‘Militants’ Shot Dead In Kohlu

 Army commander says some nations, including India committing acts of terror in Pakistan

 IS leader dies in US drone attack: Afghan envoy

 IS claims Quetta bomb attack that ‘targeted’ judge

 Nationwide sales of Independence Day items to reach record Rs50bn

 Sindh set to cancel over 500,000 unverified arms licences

 COAS expresses dismay over slow NAP execution

 Two militant commanders among six held in Rawalpindi combing operations

 Pak working to maintain cordial relations with US: Sartaj Aziz

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Mideast

 Turkey Criticizes UN Rights Boss for Comments on Failed Coup

 US Officials to Discuss Gülen Case in Ankara

 Court seizes properties of ex-footballer Hakan Şükür, father

 Turkish President Erdoğan slams EU's 'lack of solidarity'

 AKP, CHP, MHP hold first meet on constitutional reform

 Turkish foreign minister says 32 diplomatic personnel failed to heed return call

 Iran welcomes thaw between Turkey, Russia

 Prosecutor seeks up to five years prison sentence for HDP co-chair, lawmaker

 We should apologize to the people, former army chief says

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Southeast Asia

 Deadly Explosions Rock Thailand As Indonesia Terror Meeting Concludes

 Philippines, Muslim Rebels Relaunch Peace Talks

 Malaysian police arrest nine 'IS' suspects

 Malaysia arrests Islamic State suspects for grenade attack on bar in June

Compiled by New Age Islam News Bureau

URL: https://newageislam.com/islamic-world-news/jihadi-terrorists-be-hiding-calais/d/108262

 

 

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Jihadi terrorists could be hiding in Calais refugee camp ready to enter and attack Britain

12 AUG 2016

French police fear growing numbers of jihadi terrorists could be hiding among the thousands of British-bound refugees in Calais.

Islamic extremists lurking among 7,000 migrants in the northern French port could be making daily attempts to sneak into the UK, officials said.

The squalid camp near the ferry port known as the Jungle had now become an ‘unpoliceable black whole’ where it was not safe for officers to venture, it was warned.

A senior police source told Le Figaro newspaper: “What is going on in the camp is truly worrying. Our officers rarely penetrate into the heart of the camp.

“It is impossible to know if a jihadi from say Belgium, for example, is hiding there. The area is not policeable and has become a national security black hole.”

Calais police union spokesman Denis Hurth added: “With the heightened terrorist risk in all of France’s towns and cities, we only have around 1,000 officers here to tackle the most gigantic public order threats here.”

And Pascal Brice, head of France’s Office for the Protection of Refugees, added: “Identifying high-risk individuals has now become an absolute priority for us. It is imperative we root them out.”

Today’s warning comes after French anti-terrorist police raided a hotel in Calais last November over fears a jihadi cell was using it as a base to sneak into Britain.

Officials refused to confirm whether any arrests were made or if weapons and explosives had been seized, but local media reported that “heavy weapons” were found inside the hotel.

A police source added at the time: “There are always fears that terrorists are living among the thousands of illegal immigrants in Calais.”

There are currently an estimated 6,000 migrants living in a squalid shanty town near the Calais ferry port known as the jungle.

Calais mayor Natacha Bouchart has blamed Britain’s “black market economy” and “cushy benefits system” for thousands of migrants in her town.

She said last year: “Calais is a hostage to the British. The UK border should be moved from Calais to the English side of the Channel because we’re not here to do their jobs.”

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/jihadi-terrorists-could-hiding-calais-8620074

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Over 200 Jeish Al-Fatah Fighters Killed in Clashes with Syrian Army in Aleppo

August 13, 2016

TEHRAN (FNA)- Syrian Army troops and their popular allies continued to hit Jeish al-Fatah's positions in the Southern and Southwestern districts of Aleppo city, military sources said, adding that over 200 terrorists were killed and many more were wounded in the army attacks.

"The Syrian government forces struck Jeish al-Fatah's defense lines in al-Ramousiyeh neighborhood, surroundings of cement factory and the Southern side of artillery academy building, leaving 200 militants dead and wounding many more," the sources said.

"The Syrian fighter jets, for their part, bombed terrorists' positions near artillery academy buildings, inflicting major losses on the militants," the sources said.

In relevant developments on Friday, Syrian fighter jets launched several rounds of combat flights over Jeish al-Fatah's gatherings in the Southern and Southwestern districts of Aleppo city, inflicting dozens of casualties on the terrorists.

Jeish al-Fatah's strongholds in the Southern part of military academy buildings, South of al-Hikma school, in project 1070 area, al-Ramousiyeh, Kafr Naha, Kafr Hamra, al-Ameriyeh and Southern side of gas plant were massively bombed by the Syrian warplanes.

Jeish al-Fatah suffered a heavy death toll and its machinegun-equipped vehicles and truck carrying ammunition sustained major damage in the attacks.

A number of armored vehicles and bomb-laden cars of Jeish al-Fatah were also destroyed in the airstrikes.

http://en.farsnews.com/newstext.aspx?nn=13950523000489

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11 Afghan soldiers, 92 militants killed in past 24 hours, MoD claims

Sat Aug 13 2016

At least 11 soldiers of the Afghan National Army (ANA) forces and 92 militants were killed amid soaring violence across the country, the Ministry of Defense (MoD) said Saturday.

According to a statement by MoD, the latest casualties to the Afghan army and the anti-government armed militants were incurred in the past 24 hours in various provinces of the country.

The statement further added that the operations were conducted with the support of the artillery unitys of the Afghan army and the Afghan Air Force.

At least 40 of the militants were killed in Khoshamand Zerok and Khairkot districts of Paktiak province and at least 30 others including 9 militants were killed in Samkanai and Janikhel districts of Paktia province, MoD said.

MoD in its statement also added that 17 militants were killed during a separate operation in Dahana-e-Ghori district of Baghlan and 5 more militants were killed in separate operations conducted in Laghman and Faryab provinces.

At least 11 soldiers of the Afghan National Army (ANA) forces also lost their lives during the same operations, MoD said, although there are no reports regarding the casualties of the security personnel belonging to other security institutions, including the Afghan National Police (ANP) forces.

The anti-government armed militant groups including the Taliban insurgents have not commented regarding the reports so far.

http://www.khaama.com/11-afghan-soldiers-92-militants-killed-in-past-24-hours-mod-claims-01686

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Canadian Jihadi Created ‘Martyrdom Video,’ Pledged Allegiance to Islamic State

12 Aug 2016

At a news conference on Friday, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) said that Canadian jihadi Aaron Driver, shot by the police after detonating a bomb in a taxicab, filmed a “martyrdom video,” pledged allegiance to the Islamic State and was planning a “dreadful” attack.

In the martyrdom video, Driver dresses in a black balaclava, like the garb favored by ISIS militants, “cites a phrase from the Koran, refers to crimes against Muslims and pledges an imminent attack on a Canadian city,” as Reuters describes it.

“Oh Canada, you received many warnings, you were told many times what would become of those who fight against the Islamic State,” begins the aspiring jihadi, who went by the name “Harun Abdulrahman” on social media.

The National Post provided an edited copy of the video, plus a full transcript of Driver’s tirade, which ends with the formal vow of allegiance to ISIS “caliph” Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi that the Islamic State demands from “lone wolf” recruits:

Oh Canada, you received many warnings. You were told many times what will become of those who fight against the Islamic State. You watched as your allies in Europe and America had their bullets and bombs returned back to them. You saw bodies of the filthy French laying in their own streets.

You saw explosions in Paris and Brussels, similar to the explosions they were dropping on citizens of the Islamic State. You saw brave men and women respond to the call of jihad. You saw that each member of the coalition of crusaders was being punished for their aggression against the Muslims. Then, perhaps, you found yourself safe from retaliation because you ran away from the battlefield. No, no by Allah you still have much to pay for.

You still have a heavy debt which has to be paid. You still have Muslim blood on your hands, and for this we are thirsty for your blood. There’s a fire burning in the chest of every Muslim, and this fire can be cooled only by the spilling of your blood. Your war on Islam is not the kind of crime we allow ourselves to dismiss, to forgive or to forget, insha’Allah.

You will pay for everything you ever brought against us. Whether you drop a bomb or fire a single bullet, we will hold you accountable for this, insha’Allah. Whether you spend millions in the war against Islam or you spend a single cent, we will hold you accountable, insha’Allah.

When you creep an inch towards the lands of Islam or you set foot over its boundaries, we will hold you accountable, insha’Allah.

You call yourselves peacekeepers on this Earth, but (Allah) has already warned us against you. You’re nothing but mischief-makers, and all you do is spread oppression and corruption. So today is the day you experience what it’s like to be targeted for your belief, insha’Allah.

I give my pledge of allegiance to (ISIL leader) Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi … who’s called for jihad in the lands of crusaders, and I respond to this call.

Inshallah means “as Allah wills.” Driver’s taunt that Canadians could not find safety by “running away from the battlefield” refers to new Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s pledge to withdraw Canadian forces from combat missions against the Islamic State.

According to Reuters, the martyrdom video was the crucial “actionable threat intelligence” provided by the American FBI to Canadian authorities. The video also reportedly helped the RCMP identify Driver and locate his residence. The police confronted him as he was attempting to use a taxicab to leave the home, and shot him after he detonated an explosive device, causing minor injuries to the cab driver.

“It was a race against time,” said RCMP Deputy Commissioner Mike Cabana. He said Driver was planning a “significantly more dreadful” attack if he had not been stopped in time.

The UK Guardian quotes Cabana addressing the issue of Driver being a known terrorist threat, who was theoretically under police supervision at the time he came dangerously close to pulling off a mass-casualty attack:

“Mr Driver was one individual among others that had potentially criminal intentions. And our ability to monitor people 24 hours a day and 7 days a week simply does not exist, we can’t do that. When individuals have intentions, such as Mr Driver had, there are no conditions that can be put in place that will prevent them from taking action.”

Newsweek reports that the ISIS news agency, Amaq, has described Driver as a “soldier of the Islamic State,” conceding that he made a mistake by “releasing his video… before carrying out the attack.”

http://www.breitbart.com/national-security/2016/08/12/canadian-jihadi-created-martyrdom-video-pledged-allegiance-isis/

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Europe

 

 

Jihadi terrorists could be hiding in Calais refugee camp ready to enter and attack Britain

12 AUG 2016

French police fear growing numbers of jihadi terrorists could be hiding among the thousands of British-bound refugees in Calais.

Islamic extremists lurking among 7,000 migrants in the northern French port could be making daily attempts to sneak into the UK, officials said.

The squalid camp near the ferry port known as the Jungle had now become an ‘unpoliceable black whole’ where it was not safe for officers to venture, it was warned.

Full report at: mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/jihadi-terrorists-could-hiding-calais-8620074

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Fears of 'Sharia Police' and Islamic State support in German city after wave of refugees

Fri, Aug 12, 2016

Eyewitnesses reported seeing three people wearing burkas and black gloves driving around Hamburg's Wandsbek district in a black VW.

They said a sticker with an Islamic logo and the words Sharia Police was fastened to the car's bonnet.

Full report at: express.co.uk/news/world/699524/Sharia-police-hamburg-germany-islamic-state-ISIS-refugees-migrants

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Islamic State can’t be destroyed with half-measures

August 13, 2016

If a modern-day Australian Rip Van Winkle were to awake from a two-decade slumber and turn on his television set or iPad, he would be stunned by the extent to which terrorism has come to dominate our lives. Interspersed among international new stories featuring the latest terrorist bombings, assassinations and suicide attacks in far-flung regions of the world, he could not fail to notice the deep anxiety Australians feel about the likelihood of similar attacks taking place on Australian soil, or the Turnbull government’s preoccupation with preventing such attacks.

Full report at: theaustralian.com.au/news/inquirer/islamic-state-cant-be-destroyed-with-halfmeasures/news-story/e67858ac1255cc5a0feba33aa4843bde

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How attacks are forcing Germany to examine civil freedoms

August 13, 2016

"Germany remains a safe country with a strong police force, with well organised security agencies… We are good [at security] but we want to be better."

Germany's interior minister, Thomas de Maiziere, has recently unveiled a long list of anti-terror measures: thousands of new police officers, billions of euros for the security services, better cyber intelligence and faster deportation of foreign criminals.

Full report at: bbc.com/news/world-europe-37059830

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Paris officials investigate threats against Charlie Hebdo

12 AUG 2016

French officials are investigating recent threats made against satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo.

Less than two years after the paper was the site of a terrorist attack that killed 12, "written death threats" have reportedly been made against the paper online.

More than a dozen posts on Charlie Hebdo's Facebook page were flagged in July and August, after the newspaper ran a satirical cartoon making fun of Muslims at the beach.

The investigation follows other threats made against the paper back in June.

Full report at: aol.com/article/2016/08/12/paris-officials-investigate-threats-against-charlie-hebdo/21450707/

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Arab World

Over 200 Jeish Al-Fatah Fighters Killed in Clashes with Syrian Army in Aleppo

August 13, 2016

TEHRAN (FNA)- Syrian Army troops and their popular allies continued to hit Jeish al-Fatah's positions in the Southern and Southwestern districts of Aleppo city, military sources said, adding that over 200 terrorists were killed and many more were wounded in the army attacks.

"The Syrian government forces struck Jeish al-Fatah's defense lines in al-Ramousiyeh neighborhood, surroundings of cement factory and the Southern side of artillery academy building, leaving 200 militants dead and wounding many more," the sources said.

Full report at: en.farsnews.com/newstext.aspx?nn=13950523000489

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Fatah Al-Sham Terrorists Executes Fellow Militants, Families Fleeing Aleppo

August 13, 2016

TEHRAN (FNA)- Several Fatah al-Sham Front terrorists on their way to lay down their arms were captured and killed along with their family members by fellow militants in Aleppo, as they were trying to exit the besieged city via a humanitarian corridor, the Russian military said.

“In the Karyat al-Ansari quarter of Eastern Aleppo, Fatah al-Sham Front terrorists have executed several militants and members of their families,” reads the Bulletin of the Russian Center for Reconciliation in Syria, RT reported.

Full report at: en.farsnews.com/newstext.aspx?nn=13950523000649

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30,000 ISIL Terrorists in Iraq, Syria, Libya Come from 100 Countries

August 13, 2016

TEHRAN (FNA)- The United Nations confirmed in a recently-held anti-terrorism conference in Baghdad that 30 thousand ISIL militants came to Iraq, Syria and Libya from 100 countries.

“The United Nations stated during the second International Anti-Terrorism conference that more than 30 thousand fighters of ISIL came from 100 countries have come to Iraq, Syria and Libya to join the terrorist groups’ ranks,” Iraqi News reported.

Full report at: en.farsnews.com/newstext.aspx?nn=13950523000689

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25,000 Militants Ready to Lay Down Arms in Southern Syria

August 13, 2016

TEHRAN (FNA)- The armed opposition groups in Syria declared that thousands of militants in the Southern parts of the country are willing to reconcile with the Damascus government, the Arabic-language media reports said on Saturday.

A provincial council affiliated to the militant groups in a statement admitted that 25,000 militants are looking for reconciliation with the Syrian government forces in Southern Syria, al-Mayadeen TV channel reported on Saturday.

Full report at: en.farsnews.com/newstext.aspx?nn=13950523000598

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Syrian Warplanes Continue to Bomb Jeish Al-Fatah's Centers Heavily in Aleppo

August 13, 2016

TEHRAN (FNA)- Syrian Air Force continued to target the gatherings and concentration centers of Jeish al-Fatah in the Southern and Southwestern districts of Aleppo city for the second day in a row, inflicting major losses and casualties on the militants.

Jeish al-Fatah's armored vehicles, machinegun-equipped vans and truck carrying ammunition came under the heavy bombardments of the Syrian fighter jets in Southern side of military academy buildings, Southern side of Hikma school, near 1070 project, al-Ramousiyeh, Kafr Naha, Kafr Hamra, al-Ameriyeh and Gas station.

Full report at: en.farsnews.com/newstext.aspx?nn=13950523000682

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Syrian Forces Find Location of Notorious Saudi Terrorist Mohisini in Aleppo City

August 13, 2016

TEHRAN (FNA)- Local media sources disclosed that the Aleppo Battle Operations Room has managed to locate a notorious Saudi terrorist in the Eastern part of Aleppo.

Ill-famed Saudi terrorist Abdullah al-Mohisini has moved to the city of Aleppo from the city's countryside on Wednesday.

Al-Mohisini wrote on his Twitter page on Wednesday that he and 1,000 suicide bombers had arrived in Aleppo and that he would release a video of his arrival in Aleppo city the same day.

The Arabic-language media outlets also showed photos showing al-Mohisini in Aleppo city's districts in a military uniform.

Full report at: en.farsnews.com/newstext.aspx?nn=13950523000705

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Thousands of Saudi-Backed Terrorists Ready to Enter Syria via Border with Jordan

August 13, 2016

TEHRAN (FNA)- Saudi intelligence officers have been training at least 7,000 anti-Syria fighters in Jordan's territories and plan to dispatch them to the war-hit country via its Southern borders to distract the army from the war in Aleppo, Arab media disclosed.

"Over 7,000 men have been trained in a Saudi-established military camp in Jordan near the border with Syria's Dara'a province, and now they are ready to be dispatched to join other terrorists' battle against the Syrian government and army," the Lebanese al-Manar reported.

"There are several British and western military trainers and advisors in the Saudi-established camp. The western officers are to accompany the fighters in their war against the Syrian government," the paper said.

Full report at: en.farsnews.com/newstext.aspx?nn=13950523000656

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Syrian Army Deploys Forces Close to Militants' Main Stronghold in Eastern Damascus

August 13, 2016

TEHRAN (FNA)- Syrian military forces have continued their advances against Jeish al-Islam in Eastern Ghouta and have now deployed forces only five kilometers away from the town of Douma in preparation for the final phase of a large-scale operation there, army sources said on Saturday.

Full report at: en.farsnews.com/newstext.aspx?nn=13950523000549

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40-Truck Convoy Carrying 1000 Tons of Food Supplies Arrives in Syria’s Aleppo

August 13, 2016

TEHRAN (FNA)- A convoy of 40 trucks carrying nearly 1000 tons of food supplies arrived in flashpoint city of Aleppo, Syrian authorities said.

Minister of Internal Trade and Consumer Protection Abdullah al-Gharbi said the convoy aims at meeting the basic livelihood needs of Aleppo people so as to boost their resilience, SANA reported.

Full report at: en.farsnews.com/newstext.aspx?nn=13950523000594

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Iraqi Forces Win Back 4 Key Villages in Mosul

August 13, 2016

TEHRAN (FNA)- Iraq's joint military forces continued their advances in Nineveh province, and seized back four strategic villages in al-Qayyara region in the Southern part of Nineveh province.

The Iraqi forces are now in full control of the villages of al-Marir, al-Bazajeleh, Imam Gharbi and al-Tala'eh in al-Qayyara region to the South of the city of Mosul.

Tens of ISIL terrorists were killed and seven of their bomb-laden vehicles were also destroyed in the army offensive.

Full report at: en.farsnews.com/newstext.aspx?nn=13950523000523

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ISIL Arrests over 60 Members for Disobedience

August 13, 2016

TEHRAN (FNA)- 65 ISIL fighters are now in the terrorist group's detention centers in the Eastern city of Deir Ezzur after they disobeyed military orders, local sources disclosed on Saturday.

"Tens of ISIL fighters did not obey the orders of their commanders to join their comrades in Deir Ezzur airport due to the heavy fire of the Syrian army in the region," the sources said, adding, "ISIL security forces arrested 65 disobeying members in an attempt to control the situation and other members."

Full report at: en.farsnews.com/newstext.aspx?nn=13950523000421

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US-backed forces wrest control of Syria's Manbij from ISIL

August 12, 2016

U.S.-backed forces have seized full control of the northern Syrian city of Manbij near the Turkish border after the last remaining Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) militants, who had been using civilians as human shields, left, a spokesman for the group said on Aug. 12.

Syria Democratic Forces (SDF) were now sweeping the city after the departure of a last remaining group of militants who had been holed up in the city. They had freed over 2,000 civilian hostages who had been held by the militants, Sharfan Darwish of the SDF allied Manbij Military Council told Reuters.

Full report at: hurriyetdailynews.com/us-backed-forces-wrest-control-of-syrias-manbij-from-isil.aspx?pageID=238&nID=102797&NewsCatID=352

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South Asia

 

11 Afghan soldiers, 92 militants killed in past 24 hours, MoD claims

Sat Aug 13 2016

At least 11 soldiers of the Afghan National Army (ANA) forces and 92 militants were killed amid soaring violence across the country, the Ministry of Defense (MoD) said Saturday.

According to a statement by MoD, the latest casualties to the Afghan army and the anti-government armed militants were incurred in the past 24 hours in various provinces of the country.

Full report at: khaama.com/11-afghan-soldiers-92-militants-killed-in-past-24-hours-mod-claims-01686

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ISIS Khurasan Chief Hafiz Saeed Khan killed in Afghanistan: Pentagon

Sat Aug 13 2016

The leader of the loyalists of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) terrorist group for the so called Khurasan province was killed in a drone strike in Afghanistan, Pentagon said Friday.

The statement by Pentagon comes as earlier numerous reports have emerged suggesting the death of ISIS chief in Afghanistan.

Deputy spokesman for the US Department of Defense Gordon Trowbridge said Khan was killed in a drone strike on July 26th in eastern Nangarahr province.

Full report at: khaama.com/isis-khurasan-chief-hafiz-saeed-khan-killed-in-afghanistan-pentagon-01683

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ARG palace slams Abdullah for remarks against President Ghani

Fri Aug 12 2016

The ARG Presidential Palace has slammed the Chief Executive Officer Abdullah Abdullah for his remarks against President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani, claiming that the President is unfit for the office.

The Office of the President, ARG Palace, in a statement said the political figures, government officials, religious clerics, tribal elders and the people of country should continue with their joint efforts to overcome the existing challenges as the country is going through a sensitive period.

Full report at: khaama.com/arg-palace-slams-abdullah-for-remarks-against-president-ghani-01682

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Learning From Terrorism In Bangladesh

Fri Aug 12 2016

It’s been more than a month since the devastating Islamic terror attack in Gulshan, Bangladesh, in which 17 foreigners and three wealthy Bangladeshis were killed, according to a new report in Joseph Farah’s G2 Bulletin.

The unusual nature of the attackers and the well-to-do standing of the victims have not only Bangladeshis pondering the significance, but the global intelligence community.

Full report at: wnd.com/2016/08/learning-from-terrorism-in-bangladesh/

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North America

Canadian Jihadi Created ‘Martyrdom Video,’ Pledged Allegiance to Islamic State

12 Aug 2016

At a news conference on Friday, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) said that Canadian jihadi Aaron Driver, shot by the police after detonating a bomb in a taxicab, filmed a “martyrdom video,” pledged allegiance to the Islamic State and was planning a “dreadful” attack.

In the martyrdom video, Driver dresses in a black balaclava, like the garb favored by ISIS militants, “cites a phrase from the Koran, refers to crimes against Muslims and pledges an imminent attack on a Canadian city,” as Reuters describes it.

Full report at: breitbart.com/national-security/2016/08/12/canadian-jihadi-created-martyrdom-video-pledged-allegiance-isis/

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US expresses concern over rising blasphemy cases in Pak

August 13, 2016

Karachi: The U.S. State Department’s annual report on International Religious Freedom has expressed concern at the increase in the number of blasphemy cases in Pakistan and the use of such charges as “justification for mob justice” in the country.

The report pointed out that the armed sectarian groups connected to banned terror organisations continued to stage attacks on Christians and Shias, including the predominantly Shia Hazara community, reports the Express Tribune.

Full report at: siasat.com/news/us-expresses-concern-rising-blasphemy-cases-pak-1000688/

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How to Know If Your Muslim Friend Is A Jihadi

August 12, 2016

The teachings of Islam dictate that the people of the book (Christians and Jews) have corrupted the West with their Judeo-Christian democratic style of government. A government that allows you to choose your own leaders, that give freedom of speech, freedom of worship, etc. is a corruption brought by the people of the book.'

Last week we talked about how to “radicalize” a Muslim. We looked at the terrorists which have attacked on our soil and they seemed to be people who loved America. We ask how did they get “radicalized?”

Full report at: rightsidenews.com/us/islam-in-america/know-muslim-friend-jihadi/

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Muslims sue Sterling Heights after city rejected mosque

Aug. 12, 2016

The leaders of an Islamic center filed a lawsuit Wednesday against Sterling Heights after the city last year rejected their plans to build a mosque that was strongly opposed by many residents.

And the U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Michigan announced that her office and the Department of Justice are investigating whether the mosque was treated fairly.

Full report at: vvdailypress.com/article/20160812/NEWS/160819900

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India

 

 

Maharashtra govt may impose ‘reasonable restrictions’ on Zakir Naik’s speeches

August 13, 2016

Five days after the Mumbai Police submitted its 71-page report against controversial televangelist Dr Zakir Naik, indicting him for making ‘pro-terror’ speeches that ‘influenced vulnerable minds’, the state government is considering imposing ‘reasonable restrictions’ on his speeches.

Full report at: indianexpress.com/article/india/india-news-india/maharashtra-govt-may-impose-reasonable-restrictions-on-naiks-speeches-2971816/

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Dalits, Muslims Hold 'Self Respect Rally' In Mumbai, Plan To Take On Centre

Sat, 13 Aug 2016

The 'Atmsamman rally' witnessed a huge turnout of Dalit and Muslim groups from Maharashtra and Gujarat at Azad Maidan on Friday. The rally was organised to protest the Una incident of Gujarat and other cases of Dalit atrocities in India. The leaders among them called for unity of all Dalits, Muslims and tribals of India to take on the central government.

Activist Teesta Setalwad said, "Dalits are being attacked across India in the name of cow vigilantism. Instead of taking action against such anti-social and criminal elements, Modi government is just doing lip service and coining jumlas."

Full report at: dnaindia.com/mumbai/report-dalits-muslims-hold-self-respect-rally-plan-to-take-on-centre-2244334

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Muslim League activist hacked to death in Kerala

August 13, 2016

Nearly two months after he was acquitted by a court in the murder of a young CPM worker, a Muslim League activist was hacked to death at Nadapuram in Kozhikode district Friday evening.

Muhammad Aslam, 21, was one of the 17 persons allegedly involved in the murder of DYFI worker Shibin Bhaskaran, 19, in January last year. However, a trial court in Kozhikode had acquitted all the accused on June 15.

Full report at: indianexpress.com/article/india/india-news-india/muslim-league-activist-hacked-to-death-in-kerala-2971811/

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Looking at legal protection for anti-terror ops: Rajnath Singh

August 13, 2016

In a statement that assumes significance in the context of the CBI’s efforts to secure the Home Ministry’s nod to prosecute IB officers in the Ishrat Jahan encounter case, Home Minister Rajnath Singh Friday said the government is considering legal protection for undercover anti-terror operations.

Singh also said there is a need to create an atmosphere in which Dalits can approach the police without hesitation when they are victimised.

Full report at: indianexpress.com/article/india/india-news-india/looking-at-legal-protection-for-anti-terror-ops-rajnath-singh-2971751/

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Ready for nuclear test ban, Pakistan tells India

August 13, 2016

Pakistan is ready for an agreement with India on a bilateral moratorium on nuclear testing, the country’s top diplomat said on Friday

“We have declared a unilateral moratorium on further testing. Pakistan is prepared to consider translating its unilateral moratorium into a bilateral arrangement on non-testing with India,” the Prime Minister’s Adviser on Foreign Affairs, Sartaj Aziz said.

Full report at: thehindu.com/news/national/ready-for-nuclear-test-ban-pakistan-tells-india/article8982806.ece

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Pakistan

Taliban release crew of crashed Pakistani helicopter

Sat, 13 Aug 2016

PESHAWAR: Five Pakistanis and a Russian who were captured by the Afghan Taliban after their Punjab government helicopter crashed in eastern Afghanistan have been released and turned over to Pakistani custody, officials said on Saturday.

The crew “was released in an inter-tribe exchange on the Pakistan-Afghan border (and) arrived in Islamabad today”, foreign ministry spokesman Nafees Zakaria said in a statement.

All crew members are safe and in good health, the statement added.

A Pakistani security official confirmed to DawnNews that the crew members were handed over to authorities in Kurram Agency on Friday.

Full report at: dawn.com/news/1277323/taliban-release-crew-of-crashed-pakistani-helicopter

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Four ‘militants’ shot dead in Kohlu

Sat, 13 Aug 2016

QUETTA: Four suspected militants were killed in a shootout with security forces in the Kahan area of Kohlu district on Friday.

The Frontier Corps (FC) action in Kohlu was part of a combing operation in Quetta and other areas of the province launched on the directives of Chief of Army Staff Gen Raheel Sharif.

Full report at: dawn.com/news/1277306/four-militants-shot-dead-in-kohlu

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Army commander says some nations, including India committing acts of terror in Pakistan

August 13, 2016

Quetta (Pakistan): The General Officer Commanding of the Pakistan Army’s Southern Command, Lt. Gen. Aamir Riaz has reportedly claimed that some countries, including India, are involved in acts of terrorism in his country.

The Dawn quoted Lt. Gen. Riaz, as saying that these nations are trying to create obstacles in the way of ongoing development projects in Balochistan.

Full report at: siasat.com/news/army-commander-says-nations-including-india-committing-acts-terror-pakistan-1000905/

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IS leader dies in US drone attack: Afghan envoy

Sat, 13 Aug 2016

PESHAWAR: A leader of the militant Islamic State (IS) group in Afghanistan and Pakistan has been killed in a US drone strike, the Afghan ambassador to Pakistan said on Friday, though the American military said it could not confirm that.

If true, the death of Hafiz Saeed Khan would strike a blow to efforts by IS to expand its control over territory and its jihadi brand into Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Full report at: dawn.com/news/1277284/is-leader-dies-in-us-drone-attack-afghan-envoy

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IS claims Quetta bomb attack that ‘targeted’ judge

Sat, 13 Aug 2016

QUETTA: The militant Islamic State (IS) group said Friday it was behind a roadside bomb that injured 13 people in Quetta, the SITE Intelligence Group said, days after a major attack in the city killed 73.

The latest explosion on a bridge in the city on Thursday injured four police personnel and nine passers-by, in an attack apparently targeting a judge.

Full report at: dawn.com/news/1277324/is-claims-quetta-bomb-attack-that-targeted-judge

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Nationwide sales of Independence Day items to reach record Rs50bn

Sat, 13 Aug 2016

KARACHI: Sales of Indepen­dence Day related items have increased by 100 per cent as the nation appears more enthusiastic in celebrating August 14 this year — breaking all sales records of previous years, traders said.

This year, sales of flags, buntings, badges and other goods began in mid July, almost two weeks earlier as compared to August 1 last year.

Full report at: dawn.com/news/1277201/nationwide-sales-of-independence-day-items-to-reach-record-rs50bn

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Sindh set to cancel over 500,000 unverified arms licences

Sat, 13 Aug 2016

KARACHI: The Sindh government is likely to cancel more than 500,000 arms licences next week, as Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has ordered the home secretary to revoke all the manual licences which had not been revalidated despite several extensions in the deadlines during the past three years, it emerged on Friday.

Officials in the provincial government said the chief minister was informed that around 540,000 firearm licences had not been verified by their holders with the relevant offices.

Full report at: dawn.com/news/1277217/sindh-set-to-cancel-over-500000-unverified-arms-licences

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COAS expresses dismay over slow NAP execution

Sat, 13 Aug 2016

ISLAMABAD: As the military launched its first combing operations in Punjab targeting the banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan’s splinter group Jamaatul Ahrar, Chief of Army Staff Gen Raheel Sharif publicly vented frustration on Friday over the government’s poor progress on the National Action Plan against terrorism. He said the military’s gains during Operation Zarb-i-Azb were being lost.

Full report at: dawn.com/news/1277307/coas-expresses-dismay-over-slow-nap-execution

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Two militant commanders among six held in Rawalpindi combing operations

August 13, 2016

Islamabad: At least six suspected militants, including two terrorist commanders were arrested during successful raids in the outskirts of Rawalpindi, says Pakistan Army launched country-wide combing operations to bust terror cells.

Pakistan military’s media ISPR in a statement said the militants were arrested on Thursday night.

Full report at: siasat.com/news/two-militant-commanders-among-six-held-rawalpindi-combing-operations-1000692/

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Pak working to maintain cordial relations with US: Sartaj Aziz

August 13, 2016

Islamabad: Stating that Islamabad’s relations with China is time-tested, Advisor to Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Foreign Affairs, Sartaj Aziz said his country would like to maintain cordial relations with the U.S. and is working on to build convergences and addressing divergences.

“While our relations with China are time-tested, we would also like to maintain cordial relations with the US. We have stayed engaged with the US and are working on to build convergences and addressing divergences,” Aziz was quoted, as saying by the Foreign Office after presiding over an envoys conference.

Full report at: siasat.com/news/pak-working-maintain-cordial-relations-us-sartaj-aziz-1000689/

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Turkey criticizes UN rights boss for comments on failed coup

August 13, 2016

Turkey on Aug. 13 criticized a top U.N. human rights official for saying Ankara should stem its "thirst for revenge" after a failed coup attempt and refuted people's rights were being violated.

U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein called on Ankara this week to uphold the rights of detainees held since the July 15 failed coup attempt.

Authorities have suspended, detained or begun investigating tens of thousands of soldiers, police, judges, journalists and civil servants.

Full report at: hurriyetdailynews.com/turkey-criticizes-un-rights-boss-for-comments-on-failed-coup.aspx?pageID=238&nID=102809&NewsCatID=510

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US officials to discuss Gülen case in Ankara

August 13, 2016

A delegation of U.S. officials from the Justice and State departments will arrive in the Turkish capital in order to assist Ankara in preparing its formal request for the extradition of Pennsylvania-based Islamic preacher Fethullah Gülen, who is believed to have orchestrated the July 15 failed coup attempt.

Full report at: hurriyetdailynews.com/us-officials-to-discuss-gulen-case-in-ankara-.aspx?pageID=238&nID=102796&NewsCatID=358

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Court seizes properties of ex-footballer Hakan Şükür, father

August 12, 2016

A Turkish court has ruled for the seizure of property and possessions owned by a famous ex-footballer and his father worth 200 million Turkish Liras after identifying the two as providing financial support to the Fethullahist Terrorist Organization (FETÖ), as part of a probe on Aug. 12.

Full report at: hurriyetdailynews.com/court-seizes-properties-of-ex-footballer-hakan-sukur-father-.aspx?pageID=238&nID=102764&NewsCatID=509

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Turkish President Erdoğan slams EU's 'lack of solidarity'

August 13, 2016

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has criticized European leaders for failing to show solidarity with Turkey during a recent coup attempt, while instead they raised concerns about the rule of law.

Erdoğan told Germany's RTL television on Aug. 12 that German Chancellor Angela Merkel called him three days after the July 15 defeated coup to condemn the attempted overthrow but she also expressed fears regarding investigations into the overthrow attempt.       

Full report at: hurriyetdailynews.com/turkish-president-erdogan-slams-eus-lack-of-solidarity-.aspx?pageID=238&nID=102808&NewsCatID=510

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AKP, CHP, MHP hold first meet on constitutional reform

August 12, 2016

The ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP), the main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) and the opposition Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) have gathered for the first time in order to hold talks on a “mini constitution package.”

At the meeting on Aug. 12, the three parties also delivered messages on the prevalence of the conciliation climate which has emerged following the July 15 failed coup attempt.

Full report at: hurriyetdailynews.com/akp-chp-mhp-hold-first-meet-on-constitutional-reform.aspx?pageID=238&nID=102805&NewsCatID=338

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Turkish foreign minister says 32 diplomatic personnel failed to heed return call

August 12, 2016

A total of 32 diplomatic personnel on foreign missions have failed to heed Ankara’s call to return as part of the investigation into the Fethullahist Terror Organization (FETÖ), which was blamed for the July 15 failed coup attempt, Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu has announced.

Full report at: hurriyetdailynews.com/turkish-foreign-minister-says-32-diplomatic-personnel-failed-to-heed-return-call.aspx?pageID=238&nID=102775&NewsCatID=510

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Iran welcomes thaw between Turkey, Russia

August 12, 2016

Iran’s foreign minister has emphasized the importance of the roles played by Iran, Russia and Turkey in the regional arena, saying the three countries should cooperate and engage in dialogue with one another, while also welcoming recent moves by Turkey and Russia to patch up ties.

“We are very happy with the new cooperation between Turkey and Russia,” Mohammad Javad Zarif said in Ankara on Aug. 12 during a joint press conference with Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu following a bilateral meeting.

Full report at: hurriyetdailynews.com/iran-welcomes-thaw-between-turkey-russia.aspx?pageID=238&nID=102768&NewsCatID=510

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Prosecutor seeks up to five years prison sentence for HDP co-chair, lawmaker

August 12, 2016

A prosecutor in Istanbul has prepared an indictment against a co-chair and a deputy of the Peoples’ Democratic Party (HDP), demanding five years in prison for each on terrorist propaganda charges.

The deputy chief prosecutor of Istanbul’s Bakırköy district, Kadir Yılmaz, prepared an indictment for HDP co-chair Selahattin Demirtaş and Ankara deputy Sırrı Süreyya Önder for allegedly making terrorist propaganda during a Nevruz address at Kazlıçeşme in Istanbul’s Zeytinburnu district on March 17, 2013, Anadolu Agency reported Aug. 12.

Full report at: hurriyetdailynews.com/prosecutor-seeks-up-to-five-years-prison-sentence-for-hdp-co-chair-lawmaker.aspx?pageID=238&nID=102779&NewsCatID=338

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We should apologize to the people, former army chief says

August 12, 2016

The former army chief who was criticized for promoting the plotters of the July 15 failed coup attempt in the Turkish Armed Forces (TSK) during his term has said the people should receive apologies. Former Chief of General Staff Gen. Necdet Özel added that he wished for people to “forgive all of them.”

“Those in military and civilian responsibility positions should ask for forgiveness from the people. Me and the President [Recep Tayyip Erdoğan] did, but it’s not enough. Full report at: hurriyetdailynews.com/we-should-apologize-to-the-people-former-army-chief-says.aspx?pageID=238&nID=102776&NewsCatID=341

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Southeast Asia

 

 

Deadly Explosions Rock Thailand As Indonesia Terror Meeting Concludes

August 13, 2016

No sooner had 26 nations wrapped up a meeting in Indonesia on countering terror financing than a spate of bombs exploded in Thailand, underscoring the difficulties the authorities face in ending a scourge widely blamed on Islamic militancy.

One of the major fronts in countering terrorism lies in financing, an issue countries at the 2016 Counter-Terrorism Financing Summit are pledging to cooperate on. This includes legitimate self-funding; at-risk non-profit organizations; fundraising through social media and crowd sourcing; and criminal activity.

Full report at: thediplomat.com/2016/08/deadly-explosions-rock-thailand-as-indonesia-terror-meeting-concludes/

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Philippines, Muslim rebels relaunch peace talks

13 AUGUST 2016

KUALA LUMPUR: The Philippines on Saturday restarted peace talks with the country’s largest Muslim rebel group, the first under President Rodrigo Duterte aimed at ending decades of violence that has claimed tens of thousands of lives. Negotiators for the two sides said the weekend talks in Malaysia would discuss details of Duterte’s peace road map. “They will discuss the road map to clarify certain issues. But let me warn everyone, it is not an easy task. It is very complicated,” Jesus Dureza, presidential adviser on the peace process, told reporters in Kuala Lumpur without elaborating. Full report at: nst.com.my/news/2016/08/165276/philippines-muslim-rebels-relaunch-peace-talks

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Malaysian police arrest nine 'IS' suspects

Aug 13, 2016

The nine suspected "Islamic State" (IS) militants were arrested during a two-week sweep from July 20 to August 9, a senior Malaysian police official said on Saturday.

Inspector General Khalid Abu Bakar said in a statement that they were detained at various locations across the country: in the capital Kuala Lumpur, the southern state of Johor, the state of Sabah on Borneo island, or the northeastern state of Kelantan.

Full report at: dw.com/en/malaysian-police-arrest-nine-is-suspects/a-19472330

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Malaysia arrests Islamic State suspects for grenade attack on bar in June

Aug 13, 2016

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian police have arrested nine militants, including two suspected of carrying out a grenade attack, claimed by Islamic State, at a nightspot on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur in June, the country's police chief said on Saturday.

A known Malaysian IS fighter in Syria, Muhammad Wanndy Muhammad Jedi, had said in a posting on his Facebook page that the group had carried out the June 28 attack on a bar in the Puchong neighborhood that wounded eight people.

Full report at: timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/rest-of-world/Malaysia-arrests-Islamic-State-suspects-for-grenade-attack-on-bar-in-June/articleshow/53681378.cms

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