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PEACEFUL WAY: 100 'Royal Sulu Army' members to be deported as soon as possible, says Sabah police chief

LAHAD DATU: THE band of armed Filipino intruders holed up at a coastal village near here has agreed to return home.

The group, which called itself the Royal Sulu Army, however, had asked to meet Datu Esmail Datu Kiram, a compatriot, whom they acknowledged as their sultan, before they left.

Sabah Police Commissioner Datuk Hamza Taib yesterday said they were now trying to arrange for Datu Esmail to meet the group before the intruders were deported as soon as possible.

He said this after a closed-door briefing at the General Operations Force 17th Battalion in Sahabat 16. Present was Bukit Aman Internal Security and Public Order director Datuk Seri Salleh Mat Rasid.

Hamza said that the situation remained under control in the area and denied that some of the suspects had been arrested.

"They are surrounded by our security forces and nobody can come in and out of this area. We know their numbers and where they are located."

The government has taken a soft approach in its negotiation to end the stand-off as the group did not come here as a militant group such as the Abu Sayyaf.

"You have to look at it from many perspectives. They came here because of certain demands.

"One of them is for the Sulu people, who have been staying in the state for a long period of time, not to be deported back as the result of the Royal Commission of Inquiry."

Over 100 members of the armed group landed near the village of about 50 houses on Tuesday.

Security forces were subsequently deployed to surround the area within the Felda Sahabat 17 plantation which is about 22km from the Philippines border.

The armed group leader has been identified by the Philippine media as Raja Muda Azzimudie Kiram, a descendant of the Royal Sulu family.

Kampung Tanduo resident Ben Hamid, who had fled his house on Tuesday and taken shelter in Tanjung Labian, said he believed the authorities would want to resolve the situation amicably.

"From what I saw, there was no tension when our authorities were in discussion with them," he said revealing that he was alerted about the group arriving in their village by his sister in the early hours of Tuesday.

Ben said the group's members who had firearms told him they did not have any bad intention, but wanted to make some demands to the Malaysian authorities.

In Kluang, Home Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein gave an assurance that the police and other security agencies were fully capable of handling the situation in Lahad Datu.

He said the group did not pose a threat to Sabah and its people, but had violated Malaysia's Immigration Act.

"We are now in the process of deporting them in a peaceful and humane manner without any threat or risk to anyone's life."

Read more: Intruders agree to return home - General - New Straits Times www.nst.com.my/nation/general/intruders-...220416#ixzz2LEWQ28Zy

Elok la balik, menyusahkan orang je. Tapi kita tengok balik..adakah kes ni akan berulang, atau tidak..

Harap2nya kes seperti ini tidak akan berulang lagi.Jika mereka hendak suarakan 'demands',gunalah cara yang sepatutnya bukan datang dengan cara sebegini.

Apa2 pun kena tunggu sehingga mereka telah dihantar pulang ke Filipina.Selagi mereka disini,selagi itulah tiada kepastian.

adakah ini mainan atau balas dendam pihak negara Pinoy????........

Kerajaan malaysia masih gunakan pendekatan diplomasi mcm kita tangani kes Al-maunah dulu...kalo ikut nak gempur memang anytime boleh gempur.

ini mungkin tindakan psikologi jangka panjang sekiranya kumpulan tak berkenaan ni muncul lagi dengan operasi lain pulak..kali ni diorang buat omnipresent je,,tunjuk2kan diri tanda salam perkenalan..lain kali diorang datang dengan lain niat pulakkan..

so,bila saat tu tiba nanti, sekurang2nya kepercayaan kepada kerajaan malaysia masih ada sekiranya berlaku kes luar jangka...contohnya ada org sabah kena culik ke..so,kena berunding jugak kan..dalam perundingan kepercayaan adalah perkara utama..

kerianiers wrote:


make sense..

msalahnya mana ada keluar haha diorang masih tercongok kat situ lagi

MANILA, Philippines – No one believed their “absurd” claim they would go to Sabah, now the site of a standoff between Malaysian authorities and up to 200 Filipino gunmen.

“Pinagtatawanan mo na lang. 'Yun pala naging totoo,” said Nazif Abduraman, mayor of Simunul town in Tawi-Tawi, the origin of a huge portion of the group claiming to be the Royal Sulu Sultanate Army. (We just laughed at them initially. Little did we know they would actually do it.)

The Malaysian government on Thursday, February 14, said its security forces surrounded about 80 to 100 Filipino gunmen in Sabah, which has a history of incursions by armed Filipino Islamic groups.

On Friday, February 15, it assured the Philippine government that it intends to end the standoff peacefully.

In a statement, the Department of Foreign Affairs said Malaysian Foreign Minister Anifah Aman called up Foreign Affairs Secretary Albert del Rosario Friday morning "to assure the secretary that the Malaysian government is addressing the presence of an estimated 200 Filipinos, some of whom are armed, in Lahad Datu, Sabah through negotiations to encourage them to leave peacefully, for which the secretary expressed his appreciation."

Del Rosario also asked Malaysian authorities to ensure the safety of the rest of the Filipinos in Sabah.

What exactly happened?

According to a senior police official, Camp Crame received a report on February 7 about a supposed plan of Datu Agimodin Jamalul Kiram, one of the heirs of the Sultanate of Sulu, and 70 of his followers to enter Sabah from the island-town of Simunul. The report that reached the Philippine National Police at the time said the group planned to "create havoc" in the coming general elections in Malaysia.

The Kiram family is one of the heirs of the Sultan of Sulu, which ruled over many islands on the Sulu Sea including what was known then as Northern Borneo (Sabah).

In a phone interview with Rappler on Friday, Mayor Abduraman recounted details from various sources, including the police, while making the disclaimer he has yet to re-confirm these details.

Abduraman said it all began with initial information, around late last week, that the group calling itself the Royal Sulu Sultanate Army plans to go to Sabah.

'This is our homeland'

The provincial police tried to persuade them not to push through with their plans, said Abduraman. But in the words of the police director, the army supposedly said of Sabah: “This is our homeland, this is our place. No one can stop us from going there.”

Then at around 8 pm on Saturday, February 9, a message from his staff surprised Abduraman: the Royal Sulu Sultanate Army has left for Sabah.

Unconfirmed estimates, according to Abduraman, show around 200 gunmen coming from Simunul town alone. This is a small fraction of their 4th class town with 34,500 people, based on the latest government statistics.

Others came from places like Basilan and Sulu.

One motorboat, locally called a lantsa, can fit 100 people in all. The Royal Sultanate Army used around 3 motorboats, said the mayor.

Sabah: Still ours?

Abduraman said the government should see beyond this supposed publicity stunt.

He said this, for one, will affect thousands of Filipinos living without passports in Sabah. He himself has relatives there, who fear Malaysia might tighten its immigration laws because of the standoff.

“We should go beyond the group... Are we still trying to push for our claim to Sabah?" he said. "This is a matter for our leadership to decide."

The Philippines' claim to Sabah, albeit dormant, has complicated its ties with Malaysia.

For one, said top diplomat Rodolfo Severino in his book Where in the World is the Philippines?, "the Philippines is unable to establish consulate in Sabah." Establishing a consulate, he explained, "is an event that would further indicate a recognition by the Philippines of the legitimacy of North Borneo's place under Malaysia's sovereignty."

The Philippine government's presence in Sabah, according to Severino, could help in problems involving Filipinos there, such as human trafficking. – Rappler.com

Salam,

aku copy dari forum carigold..
rasenye statemment ni xde lgi dalam ni..
wallahualam..

Ops Lahad Datu
Bhai... Sori.. sibuk skit dengan hal lain... jadi walaupun gua ader amik pot pasai insiden di Lahad Datu... cumanyer pasai kekangan masa yang menuntut didahulukan yang lain maka lambat la gua nak dapat bagi komen nih... hahahaha... sori aaa..

Okeh.. pertamanya.... Pantai timur Sabah kerap kali dikunjungi oleh lanun. Kes perlanunan di perairan Sabah yang berhampiran dengan selatan Filipina memang tak dapat nak dikekang secara tuntas.... itu sebabnya dulu kawasan nih dikendalikan oleh Pasukan Polis Hutan (PPH) dari kompeni Charlie (dikenali dengan nama KOMBAS)... ramai dikalangan anggota kompeni Charlie nih bersusur galur daripada anggota-anggota yang pernah mendapat latihan di Hulu Kinta dibawah seliaan Komando 69 (Vat 69) ... Malah ramai yang ader kepakaran pelbagai dalam bidang counter espionage.... terutamanya unit pemusnah bom dan unit risik.

Pernah sekali tue... waktu rondaan dengan bot milik PDRM ... ala.... bot fiber yang mempunyai dua injin tue... tetiba terserempak dengan sebuah bot lanun Filipina.... anggota PPH yang senior sekadar melihat sahaja kepada lanun itu sebab sudah tahu perangai diorang... tambah lagi masa tue berhampiran dengan perairan antarabangsa... tapi ader seorang anggota PPH junior yang baru berkhidmat di Sabah telah dengan sengaja membuat beberapa das tembakan amaran kearah bot lanun tersebut...

Mula-mula lanun tersebut melambai-lambai tangan... apabila mereka melihat bot PDRM melepaskan tembakan.... kelihatan seorang lanun mengeluarkan sebuah roket anti personnel jenis LAW 80 dan mengacu-ngacukan roket tersebut kepada bot PDRM... Jurupandu bot PDRM akhirnya mengubah haluan untuk mengelakkan pertempuran... tetapi memerhati dari jauh untuk memastikan lanun itu tidak masuk ke perairan Malaysia... Untuk pengetahuan ... bot lanun tersebut menggunakan injin Mercury 500 sebanyak 4 unit kesemuanya....

Untuk pengetahuan lu orang sumer... kalu ader lanun yang menyerang mana-mana kawasan di perairan Malaysia... biasanya dalam ramai-ramai lanun tue.. mesti ada paling kurang seorang yang memakai topeng... dan biasanya yang memakai topeng ini adalah orang tempatan... rakyat Malaysia.... dan inilah juga sasaran anggota PPH PDRM (kini menjadi Pasukan Gerakan Am - PGA) untuk ditembak dahulu...

Panjang betul la gua melalut pasai insiden di Sabah.... hahaha.... sori aaa.... insiden yang gua citerkan tue sekitar tahun 90'an dulu.... hahahaha... Jadi aper kaitan dengan Ops Lahad Datu yang kiter baca kat dalam akhbar... kenapa ATM senyap jer... dan kenapa PDRM juga senyap....

Ada dua kemungkinan..... sori... pasai gua belum dimaklumkan sepenuhnya pasai insiden nih... Kemungkinan yang pertama adalah... larinya beberapa anggota MILF atau MNLF dari serangan tentera Filipina dan mereka cuba menyusup masuk ke Malaysia...

Kemungkinan kedua yang paling gua percayai... hahaha... ini hasil intel yang gua dapat buat setakat nih aderlah.... hehehe.... bahawasanya... ini adalah unit khas dari Tentera Filipina yang masuk ke Lahad Datu sebagai sebahagian dari urusan untuk menahan, menangkap dan membawa balik seorang suspek penipuan yang menyorok di Sabah kerana suspek ini ada kena mengena hubungan persaudaraan dengan Ketua Menteri Sabah... Musa Aman... dan suspek ini dikenali dengan nama Manuel Karingal Amalilio ....

Ini unit pertama untuk cuba menangkap dan mambawa pulang Manuel Karingal Amalilio ... Gua berani jamin ... paling kurang ader dua lagi unit sudah berada di Sabah dan kini bersiap sedia untuk menjalankan operasi mereka... Hahaha...

Jadi... lu paham tak kenapa Kerajaan Malaysia cuba buat benda nih senyap-senyap jer... konon cuba berbincang.... sebab ianya ader kena mengena dengan Musa Aman.... hahaha.... masak nanti kalu media semua tahu.... Nanti kalu ader masa gua akan cuba tanya orang hubungan gua kat Filipina... mana la tau diorang tau pasai isu nih...

Cuba lu orang baca statement Najib Razak nih.... hahaha

globalnation.inquirer.net/64821/dfa-asks...-anew-to-leave-sabah

Aku tengok berita malaysia semua optimistik dorang akan keluar, kalau ikut berita filipina pulak , macam kat atas tu.

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globalnation.inquirer.net/64801/philippi...ers-wont-leave-sabah

Semakin rumit konflik nie...Kenapa mereka beria2 sangat nak stay di Sabah? Motif?

Lain macam je statement nie “there will be no turning back for us.”

statement yg dicilok dari carigold tu kelakar amik dari Intel tak payah lah kat internet ada blog/FB adikberadik suku sakat VVIP Presiden Pinoy kena tipu berjuta2 PESO hahahhahahaaa kira bodoh jugak orang2 cerdik Filipina ni kan.. biasanya Pinoy lah yang biasa tipu dan kikis DUIT org ...Perompak tunjuk org lain sebagai pencuri