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15 Killed In Suspected Rebel Attacks In Thailand's South: Army
At least fifteen people were killed and another four injured in attacks by suspected Muslim rebels in Thailand's violence-wracked south, an army spokesman said on Wednesday, the largest death toll in years.
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6,700 Rohingya Killed In First Month Of Myanmar Violence: Doctors
At least 6,700 Rohingya Muslims were killed in the first month of a Myanmar army crackdown on rebels in Rakhine state that began in late August, Doctors Without Borders (MSF) said on Thursday.
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Yemen Rebels Fire Ballistic Missile Towards Mecca
Shia rebels in Yemen fired a ballistic missile toward the holy Muslim city of Mecca overnight, Saudi Arabia said Friday, the insurgents' deepest strike yet into the kingdom amid the country's stalemate civil war.
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12 Filipino Soldiers Killed In Clash With ISIS-Affiliated Terrorists
Twelve soldiers, including a young lieutenant, were killed in a clash with Islamic State-linked rebels on a remote southern island in the Philippines, an army spokesman said today as the army offensive entered its fifth day.
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Philippine Army Kills 42 Islamist Militants In Battles In South
Philippine security forces killed as many as 42 Muslim rebels claiming links with ISIS and captured their stronghold during five days of fighting in the mountains of a southern island, an army spokesman said today.
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Philippines, Rebels Fortify Truce Amid Stalled Peace Pact
Philippine government and Muslim rebel negotiators have extended the stay of foreign cease-fire troops in the south at the two sides' first meeting since their peace pact stalled amid fears of a possible renewal of fighting.
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Philippine Leader Says Muslim Peace Bid To Continue After His Term
Philippine President Benigno Aquino has ordered special efforts to ensure a peace agreement with Muslim rebels is implemented even after his term ends this year, his spokesman said today.
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ISIS Denounces Saudi Arabia's Anti-ISIS Coalition
ISIS threatened to attack Saudi Arabia for "colluding with crusaders" after the oil-rich kingdom said it had established a 34-state Islamic military coalition to target the militants.
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Fierce Clashes Between UN Peacekeepers, Uganda Rebels in DR Congo
Fierce fighting between UN peacekeepers and Ugandan rebels raged in the restive east of the Democratic Republic of Congo on Tuesday, after a weekend attack by the mostly Muslim group left 24 people dead.
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UN Says Peacekeeper Killed in Central African Republic
A UN peacekeeper was killed in the Central African Republic tuesday following a clash with Muslim Seleka rebels that comes just weeks before elections in the troubled country.
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15 Killed In Suspected Rebel Attacks In Thailand's South: Army
At least fifteen people were killed and another four injured in attacks by suspected Muslim rebels in Thailand's violence-wracked south, an army spokesman said on Wednesday, the largest death toll in years.
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6,700 Rohingya Killed In First Month Of Myanmar Violence: Doctors
At least 6,700 Rohingya Muslims were killed in the first month of a Myanmar army crackdown on rebels in Rakhine state that began in late August, Doctors Without Borders (MSF) said on Thursday.
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Yemen Rebels Fire Ballistic Missile Towards Mecca
Shia rebels in Yemen fired a ballistic missile toward the holy Muslim city of Mecca overnight, Saudi Arabia said Friday, the insurgents' deepest strike yet into the kingdom amid the country's stalemate civil war.
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12 Filipino Soldiers Killed In Clash With ISIS-Affiliated Terrorists
Twelve soldiers, including a young lieutenant, were killed in a clash with Islamic State-linked rebels on a remote southern island in the Philippines, an army spokesman said today as the army offensive entered its fifth day.
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Philippine Army Kills 42 Islamist Militants In Battles In South
Philippine security forces killed as many as 42 Muslim rebels claiming links with ISIS and captured their stronghold during five days of fighting in the mountains of a southern island, an army spokesman said today.
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Philippines, Rebels Fortify Truce Amid Stalled Peace Pact
Philippine government and Muslim rebel negotiators have extended the stay of foreign cease-fire troops in the south at the two sides' first meeting since their peace pact stalled amid fears of a possible renewal of fighting.
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Philippine Leader Says Muslim Peace Bid To Continue After His Term
Philippine President Benigno Aquino has ordered special efforts to ensure a peace agreement with Muslim rebels is implemented even after his term ends this year, his spokesman said today.
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ISIS Denounces Saudi Arabia's Anti-ISIS Coalition
ISIS threatened to attack Saudi Arabia for "colluding with crusaders" after the oil-rich kingdom said it had established a 34-state Islamic military coalition to target the militants.
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Fierce Clashes Between UN Peacekeepers, Uganda Rebels in DR Congo
Fierce fighting between UN peacekeepers and Ugandan rebels raged in the restive east of the Democratic Republic of Congo on Tuesday, after a weekend attack by the mostly Muslim group left 24 people dead.
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UN Says Peacekeeper Killed in Central African Republic
A UN peacekeeper was killed in the Central African Republic tuesday following a clash with Muslim Seleka rebels that comes just weeks before elections in the troubled country.
