(BBC News) The Indonesian army has deployed a special force to hunt for suspected Islamic State-linked militants behind a deadly attack on Christians.
Four Salvation Army members were killed – one of them beheaded – in an ambush on Sulawesi island on Friday.
Intolerance against Indonesia’s Christian minority has been rising as the Muslim-majority country battles Islamist militancy.
A church body denounced the killings as terrorism rather than a religious feud.
A group of men wielding swords and guns attacked a Salvation Army outpost in remote Lemban Tongoa village in Central Sulawesi province on Friday morning.