Philippines' President Condemns Actions in South China Sea
The Philippines' President condemned illegal and aggressive actions in the South China Sea at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore. He emphasized that these actions by unnamed actors, presumably China, are undermining peace, stability, and prosperity in the region.
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Philippines' President on Friday denounced illegal, coercive and aggressive actions being taken in the South China Sea, a disputed ocean territory that China has been flooding with coastguard ships in recent months.
Speaking at the opening of the Shangri-La Dialogue defence summit in Singapore, Marcos said that the Philippines and other Southeast Asian countries had a vision for "peace, stability, and prosperity" in the South China Sea, but that this was being undermined by other actors, without naming China.
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