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Four more hostages are freed.

Exercises take place amid spate of bombings that recently hit the southern Philippine region.

President claims seven civilians killed by the army’s Scout Rangers were members of extremist group Abu Sayyaf.

Suspect specialized in abductions for Abu Sayyaf extremists, official says.

Abdullah Maute, two of his brothers and two foreigners are among the dead, officials say.

Meanwhile, a militant who had escaped from Marawi has been killed in a clash with the military near the ruined city.

Many are believed to be those of dead Islamic State-linked militants.

Three men allegedly eyed concert venues as targets of bombings and shootings.

Suspect supported militants fighting in Marawi, Philippine officials say.

Bodies of 24 IS-linked fighters recovered in Marawi, military says.

Military: Gunbattle erupts as troops search for kidnapped hostages, including three Indonesians.

Isnilon Hapilon was killed Monday in Marawi, where he led a siege, officials said.

City’s reconstruction remains slow, as military officials say pro-Islamic State militants regrouping elsewhere.

But Malaysian militant Mahmud Ahmad is still fighting in the area, military officials say.

Malaysian authorities also confirm ransom demand from abductors of three Indonesians in earlier kidnapping.

Military rule meant to keep pro-Islamic State militants in check, says Col. Romeo Brawner, army’s deputy commander in Marawi.

Military cites "credible" account from rescued hostage, but final confirmation still pending.

Final assault leaves 42 militants dead, including foreigners, defense chief says.

Defense leaders tackle regional issues, including territorial disputes and North Korea.

One of the dead is believed to be responsible for a 2016 Christmas Eve attack.

A few displaced residents visit their residences days after the end of fighting in southern Philippine city.

“Some may even be inspired by al-Baghdadi and blow themselves up with a bomb vest,” Indonesian security analyst says.

Officials confirm Indonesian militant’s claim that 39 pro-IS fighters are still active.

Security forces seized bomb-making equipment from suspect’s home, authorities say.

Nine arrested, including two retired soldiers, in southern Philippines, officials say.

Alleged Abu Sayyaf member was arrested same day three would-be suicide bombers were killed, according to authorities.

Officials say another Vietnamese died while in captivity.

Abu Sayyaf extremists are protecting at least five foreign fighters, Gen. Noel Clement says.

U.S. Vice President Mike Pence says terrorism “has the potential to grow worse” in Southeast Asia.

Amnesty International says the army and IS-linked militants were responsible for atrocities.