Even with a relatively small force, the Philippines has shown it would not give up any portion of its territory, President Ferdinand 'Bongbong' Marcos Jr. said on Friday.
Even with a relatively small force compared to those encountered in the West Philippine Sea, the Philippines has shown it would not give up any portion of its territory, President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. said on Friday.
"Kahit papaano, doon sa maliit nating puwersa, in comparison doon sa mga ibang nakakatagpo natin doon sa West Philippine Sea ay kahit na maliit lang ang naihaharap natin na puwersa ay maganda naman ang nagiging resulta dahil kahit papaano ay nagagawa natin na nagiging maliwanag, hindi lamang sa Pilipinas, kung hindi sa buong mundo na tayo ay di tayo papayag na kukunin sa atin ang teritoryo ng Pilipinas so keep up the good work," Marcos said during the Talk to Troops in Western Command...
Marcos emphasized that the Wescom's efforts have been effective in maintaining peace and security in the region.
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