IS-linked militants kill four farmers in Indonesia


PALU, Indonesia (AFP): Islamic State-linked extremists have killed four farmers in a remote village on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, police confirmed Wednesday (May 11), with one of the victims reportedly beheaded.

Five sword-wielding attackers ambushed a group of farmers who were harvesting their coffee plantation in Kalimago village in Poso regency on Tuesday morning, Central Sulawesi police spokesperson Didik Supranoto said.

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