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AFP monitors 31 Chinese vessels in West Philippine Sea

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MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Navy monitored 31 Chinese coast guard and naval vessels around four key features in the West Philippine Sea from Oct. 13 to 19, up from 27 the previous week, the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) said on Tuesday. AFP spokesperson for the West Philippine Sea Rear Adm. Roy Vincent Trinidad (Reserve) said the latest monitoring figures included 23 China Coast Guard (CCG) vessels and eight People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) warships. At Bajo de Masinloc, also known as Panatag or Scarborough Shoal, the Navy recorded 16 Chinese vessels, comprising 13 coast guard ships and three […]... Keep on reading: AFP monitors 31 Chinese vessels in West Philippine Sea

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Sara Duterte accuses Marcos gov’t of using China, Laos issues to bring her down

MANILA, Philippines — Vice President Sara Duterte on Tuesday accused the Marcos administration of linking her to allegations of Chinese funding, a drug bust in Laos, and a purported travel authority to build a narrative intended to undermine her. In a statement, she criticized the House of Representatives prosecution team for its alleged failure to establish a convincing case of an impeachable offense against her, saying “all it could offer were wacky poses that were neither entertaining nor amusing.” “Now, we are witnessing an apparent shift in the government’s narrative in taking me down, attempting to reframe the matter as a […]... Keep on reading: Sara Duterte accuses Marcos gov’t of using China, Laos issues to bring her down

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