Philippines says no evidence of 'terrorist training' after Bondi gunmen's visit

Philippines officials have stated there is no proof the nation was used for terrorist training. This comes after reports that the individuals responsible for the Bondi Beach mass shooting spent time on a southern island. The government has confirm...

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Manila: The Philippines said Wednesday there was no evidence that the country was being used for terrorist training, a day after it was revealed the men behind Australia's Bondi Beach mass shooting had spent November on a southern island known for Islamist insurgencies.

"No evidence has been presented to support claims that the country was used for terrorist training," presidential spokeswoman Claire Castro said, reading from a National Security Council statement.

"There is no validated report or confirmation that individuals involved in the Bondi Beach incident received any form of training in the Philippines," she said.
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