MANADO (North Sulawesi): Indonesia is not dismissing the possibility of sending its troops to the besieged city of Marawi in the Philippines, a top security official has said, adding that the archipelago will continue to strengthen security cooperation with neighbouring countries.
In a statement delivered after a high-level meeting in Manado, North Sulawesi, with the representatives of six countries on Saturday, Coor-dinating Political, Legal and Security Affairs Minister Wiranto said participants had agreed it would be impossible for a country to fight alone against the rising threat of terrorism.
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