China's top diplomat in Manila has called on the PH to oppose the supposed 'Taiwan independence'. ManilaBulletin
China's top diplomat in Manila has called on the Philippines to oppose the supposed "Taiwan independence" by not giving American troops access to Philippine military bases as he claimed that the latter was only taking advantage of the situation in the Taiwan strait through military expansion.
Huang made the call as he said that "some tried to find excuse for the new EDCA sites by citing the safety of the 150,000 OFWs in Taiwan, while China is the last country that wishes to see conflict over the Strait because people on both sides are Chinese." "Peace across the Taiwan Strait is under threat and faces severe challenges. The root cause of the tensions across the Taiwan Strait is the 'Taiwan independence' forces colluding with the US. The US has obdurately attempted to contain China by exploiting the Taiwan question," he explained.
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