Sulawesi bombings continue lethal pattern

Article Abstract:

Two bombings in Central Sulawesi in Indonesia on May 28, 2005, have highlighted the resurgence of communal conflict in the region and they continue a pattern of sporadic killings suggesting entrenchment of wider Islamist terrorist or sectarian insurgent groups in the region. Tentena and recent bombings indicate that the Jemaah Islamiyya (JI) groups are still active in Central Sulawesi and are becoming increasingly willing to use violence to achieve their objectives.

Police Protection, Terrorist Control, Security Mgmt-Kidnapping & Terrorism, Terrorism, Celebes, Casualties

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Bali bombs confirm Indonesia's extremist problem

Article Abstract:

The bombings in Indonesia have demonstrated the continued existence of violent Islamist extremism within the country. The regional Islamist group Jemaah Islamiyya (JI) is identified as the probable perpetrator, despite no evidence for its involvement, as it aims to establish an Islamic caliphate in Southeast Asia.

Military aspects, Islamic militants, Jemaah Islamiah

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