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Liberation of Marawi : implications for Southeast Asia/ Jasminder Singh

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SINGH Jasminder

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In: RSIS Commentary: 19 October 2017, No 197 (F31)Summary: The article highlights on jihadists in Southeast Asia are already talking of training the next generation of mujahidins in the region. A pro ISIS posting warned Marawi is just the beginning and the new cubs and soldiers will be trained to fight the crusader forces.

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The article highlights on jihadists in Southeast Asia are already talking of training the next generation of mujahidins in the region. A pro ISIS posting warned Marawi is just the beginning and the new cubs and soldiers will be trained to fight the crusader forces.

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