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Home›Green Marine›Shipping may be terrorists’ next target
Green Marine

March 18, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Shipping may be terrorists’ next target

Abu Sayyaf terrorists in the southern Philippines have trained as scuba divers in preparation for attacks on shipping outside the country, a Philippine military report says.The military’s claims are based on the interrogation of an Abu Sayyaf guerilla, Gamal Baharan, now on trial for the recent Vale

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Abu Sayyaf terrorists in the southern Philippines have trained as scuba divers in preparation for attacks on shipping outside the country, a Philippine military report says.The military’s claims are based on the interrogation of an Abu Sayyaf guerilla, Gamal Baharan, now on trial for the recent Valentine’s Day bombings in Manila.

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