President Ferdinand 'Bongbong' Marcos Jr. on Monday underscored the need for the Mutual Defense Treaty (MDT) to 'evolve' amid the developing security situations concerning other countries.
PublishedPresident Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. on Monday underscored the need for the Mutual Defense Treaty to "evolve" amid the developing security situations concerning other countries.
"'Yung VFA natin, 'yung Visiting Forces Agreement and the treaty that we have, the Mutual Defense Treaty that we have with the United States, we have to evolve it. It has to evolve dahil nagi-evolve din, kailangan ina-adjust-adjust natin 'yan dahil may nagbabago sa sitwasyon na hinaharap natin dito sa South China Sea, sa Taiwan, sa North Korea, umiinit 'yung sitwasyon dito sa atin," Marcos said in a radio interview with Erwin Tulfo.
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