Philippines, US hold joint maritime exercises in South China Sea
- The Philippines and United States conducted joint maritime exercises from January 17 to 18 in the West Philippine Sea, involving various naval assets from both nations.
- The exercises included communication checks and combat training, amid concerns over Chinese maritime activity near Zambales, as reported by the Armed Forces of the Philippines.
- This marks the first joint drills of 2025 and the fifth maritime cooperative activity since 2023, highlighting increased military collaboration under the Marcos administration.
- The drills aim to strengthen defense cooperation and enhance readiness to address regional challenges, according to AFP Chief of Staff General Romeo S. Brawner Jr.
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