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Philippines Defense Chief Seeks Closer Taiwan Ties and Regional Military Cooperation
The Philippines defense chief stated the country wants stronger links with Taiwan and other nations to counter what he called China’s nefarious plans. The remarks come amid ongoing regional security discussions.
May 30, 9:06 AM·1m read2 sources
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The Philippines defense chief said the country is seeking closer ties with Taiwan and stronger military links with nations focused on deterring China’s “nefarious plans.” The statement was issued by the Southeast Asian nation’s defense chief and did not name specific partner countries or outline timelines for new agreements.
The Philippines has maintained longstanding defense arrangements with the United States and participates in regional security forums. Officials have not released additional details on how the new approach would be implemented. No immediate policy changes or budget allocations were announced alongside the remarks.
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