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In contrast, the Philippines which arguing for its territory based on international law and have historical claims over the West Philippine Sea. The official stated that the legal approach is still best way to resolve the dispute over the West Philippine Sea.
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Armed Forces of the Philippines Needs Weapons to Protect West Philippines Sea
According to Senior Associate Justice Antonio Carpio said that China’s historical claim over the South China Sea has no basis at all. It was only in the 1930’s that Chinese maps went beyond Hainan Island, China’s southernmost territory, adding that it was only 1933 that a Chinese map showed the Paracels as part of Hainan.
In contrast, the Philippines which arguing for its territory based on international law and The best way possible to defend the territory is through strengthening its defense by acquiring such as warships, war planes, anti-missiles and other vessels. Those countries that failed to maintain a credible self-defense force were erased from the map eventually.
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- The Philippine Military Modernization Against China Threat
Reports surfaced that the Philippine military was “ ramping up” its military spending amid a rising threat from China most clearly manifested in the saber-rattling by the two sides in the South China Sea. While the reports provide important...
- Philippine Military To Guard Oil Drilling
Public affairs office chief, Lt. Col. Noel Detoyato of the Armed Forces of the Philippines said that the activity to be carried out by an Australian-Filipino consortium would be protected by the Philippine Navy. Its serving for them since they have...
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China claims most of the part of the South China Sea, through which $5 trillion ship-borne deal passes every year. The Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, Taiwan and Brunei also have overlapping claims. China’s production of facilities for “ military...
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How the Philippines can take back this reef? When China massively reclaim the area! When the Philippines Armed Forces unable to patrol due to monsoon season, China slowly annexed the reef by building a structure and insisting its for their fisherman use....
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