Military chief warns U.S. not to let anyone dominate Indo-Pacific
Samuel Paparo stated that some countries resort to "false allegations of legitimacy" to justify intimidation and coercion actions, in the context of tensions in
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Samuel Paparo stated that some countries resort to "false allegations of legitimacy" to justify intimidation and coercion actions in the context of tensions in the South China Sea. Military chief says US won't let Indo-Pacific rule. The Philippines has been at the centre of successive confrontations with China, especially around a disputed lowland, where ships from both countries have faced each other repeatedly.
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Samuel Paparo stated that some countries resort to "false allegations of legitimacy" to justify intimidation and coercion actions in the context of tensions in the South China Sea
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The Philippines has been at the centre of successive confrontations with China, especially around a disputed lowland, where ships from both countries have faced each other repeatedly.
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Military chief says US won't let Indo-Pacific rule.
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