VERA FILES FACT CHECK: Hirit ng pro-Duterte blogger tungkol sa nuclear history ng China mali
Ang Pilipinas ay hindi maaaring "nalalapit ang distansya" sa mga armas nuclear ng China simula noong 1950s dahil ang China ay walang nuclear weapons noon.
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Ang Pilipinas ay hindi maaaring "nalalapit ang distansya" sa mga armas nuclear ng China simula noong 1950s dahil ang China ay walang nuclear weapons noon.
China started exploring but did not own nuclear weapons back in the 1950s.
Newly-installed Foreign Secretary Alan Peter Cayetano said he has been in all the bilateral meetings between President Duterte and China’s President Xi Jinping and he has not witnessed any threat of war uttered by the Chinese President.
Supreme Court Senior Associate Justice Antonio T. Carpio reminded Sunday President Duterte of his “constitutional duty” to the Filipino people to defend the country’s national territory and suggested to him four ways he can do it as regards the reported China’s plans to set up an environmental monitoring station in Scarborough Shoal.
A tense situation transpired 50 nautical miles northwest of Subic Bay in Zambales last Thursday when China seized the underwater drone installed by the United States Navy. Philippine top officials were unconcerned about it.
In a departure from the previous administration’s support of the United States freedom of navigation activities in the South China Sea, Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana said Thursday, the Philippines will not allow the use of former American military bases – Clark and Subic – for FON patrols of the United States Armed Forces.
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