ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 3月20日 05時00分

Here in the Mindanao islands of the southern Philippines, long a haven for insurgents because of dense wilderness and weak policing, ISIS has attracted a range of militant jihadists, Hannah Beech and Jason Gutierrez report. The Islamic State first made a big push for recruitment here in 2016. In 2017, they took over the city of Marawi in Mindanao. By the time the army prevailed 6 months later, the largest Muslim majority city in the country was in ruins. President Duterte of the Philippines has since declared victory over ISIS. But his triumphalism apparently has not deterred its loyalists from regrouping. ISIS claimed a pair of its suicide bombers were responsible for the January 27 cathedral bombing on the island of Jolo that killed 23 people. @jeszmann shot this photo of soldiers inspecting vehicles last month in Zamboanga, the gateway to the southern islands of Jolo and Basilan, where the nation’s Muslim minority is concentrated and local insurgencies have long battled the state. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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