‪Mga Sundalong Nasawi sa Pagaitan ng Pulis At Militar, Engkwentro Sa Jolo Sulu скачать в хорошем качестве

‪Mga Sundalong Nasawi sa Pagaitan ng Pulis At Militar, Engkwentro Sa Jolo Sulu

#Balitanglawin: #Kalinaw_New :Look: : Arrival Honors for the late Maj Marvin Indammog, Cpt Irwin Managuelod and Sgt Jaime Velasco Jr. They are 3 of the 4 Army soldiers who were fired upon by PNP Personnel in Jolo, Sulu last June 29. Source: FromFace Book Page   / uzpfstewmdawndeymtq3mzu1njoxnjg2mzy2mze4mt...   Kakalungkot na balita kasi, parehong pwersa ng pamahalaan ang nagkasagupaan, Bakit nangyari ang ganito? mga katanungan ng pamilya ng nasawi, Kakulangan ba sa koordinasyon ng bawat panig? Sino ang may Sala? Sino ang may pagkukulang at pag kakamali? Mga katanungang hinahanapan ng kasagutan https://www.facebook.com/philippinesd... OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE PHILIPPINE ARMY Statement on the fatal shooting of four Philippine Army personnel: At around 2 p.m. in the afternoon of June 29, 2020, a military intelligence team on board a sport utility vehicle composed of two officers and two enlisted personnel under the 11th Infantry Division were hot on the trail of Abu Sayyaf members, bomb makers, and suicide bombers in Sulu province. They were flagged down by personnel of Jolo Municipal Police Station who were manning a checkpoint in Jolo town proper. Even after properly identifying themselves, the police personnel approached and fired upon them for still unknown reasons. The Commanding General, Philippine Army is enraged and demands that a full-blown investigation must be conducted on the death of four soldiers from the hands of PNP forces. "The soldiers were on a mission to identify the location of known terrorists in the area. Based on eyewitness accounts, no altercation transpired between the two parties nor was there any provocation on the part of Army personnel to warrant such carnage. Furthermore, no agents from the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency are involved and this is not an anti-drug operation. The Army grieves and condoles with the families of our fallen men. There will be no let up in our quest for truth and justice," said Lieutenant General Gilbert I. Gapay, Army Commanding General