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AFP and Malaysian Forces to Discuss Security within Border Seas

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Mindanao News: Top officials of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) will meet with their Malaysian counterparts next week to discuss the spate of kidnappings by Abu Sayyaf bandits within the border seas that victimized foreign nationals, including several Malaysians. Image: Malaysia-Philippine flags (Philippine Army)


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Mindanao News: Top officials of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) will meet with their Malaysian counterparts next week to discuss the spate of kidnappings by Abu Sayyaf bandits within the border seas that victimized foreign nationals, including several Malaysians. Image: Malaysia-Philippine flags (Philippine Army)


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