The Philippine Navy is expected to have at least 12 vessels from South Korea by 2028, contrary to a false claim that the delivery is scheduled in 2024
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The claim was made in the title of a YouTube video that has garnered 4,892 views, 174 likes, and 9 comments as of writing. Ang South Korea ay muling nagpapadala ng 12 malalaking barkong pandigma sa Pilipinas ngayong taon”The Philippines is expected to have at least 12 vessels, including offshore patrol vessels, corvettes, and frigates, from South Korea by 2028, according toSouth Korea has been involved in the Philippine Navy’s modernization program for years.
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