ARMY 1st Lieutenant Kent Fagyan expressed his gratitude and that of his fellow soldiers to Congress for the ongoing assistance they were receiving because they feel that they were not alone in fighting the Islamist extremists in Marawi City.
At the same time, Fagyan admitted that the enemies in Marawi were “more difficult to fight” than those he faced during the siege in Zamboanga in September 2013.
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