Maute militant which is allegiance with ISIS is still taken over 1500 buildings in Marawi, in the southern Philippines, Monday (3/7). Condition in Marawi (Photo : Reuters) On the other hand, the Philippine military continued fighting the Maute militant who has blasted Marawi since May 23, although security forces keep the air strikes. The President of the Philippines Rodrigo Duterte vowed to destroy the rebel last month. However, the security forces continued to pass the deadline to overcome the conflict that has killed more than 350 people and made more than 400 thousands people lose their homes. Maute fighters in Marawi is led by Isnilon Hapilon, the most wanted fugitives in the Philippines, which is also the cause of the conflict outbreak in Marawi. Hapilon is suspected still alive and hides in a mosque, confirmed the Defense Minister of the Philippines Delfin Lorenzana in a press conference in Manila. Lorenzana also mentions that the militants occupied the building, in...
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