Following Senator Imee Marcos' disclosure that United States Air Force planes landed in the country, the senator called for fairness in the monitoring of the Philippines’ exclusive economic zone.
Following Senator Imee Marcos' disclosure that United States Air Force planes landed in the country, the senator called for fairness in the monitoring of the Philippines’ exclusive economic zone.
Another C-17 plane — used for both cargo and for training — which departed Tokyo, Japan on Friday evening was said to have been spotted yesterday in Busuanga and Polillo Island.
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