The Philippines, along with the US, Australia, Japan, and New Zealand, are conducting joint maritime exercises in the South China Sea, a region known for its strategic importance and territorial disputes. The drills are taking place within the Philippines' exclusive economic zone, a sensitive area that has seen increasing military activity. China has expressed strong disapproval, particularly over the presence of US missile systems in the region, warning of potential consequences. These exercises highlight the growing military cooperation among US allies in response to China's assertive actions in the contested waters.
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Philippines, US, Australia, Japan, New Zealand to hold joint maritime activity in South China Sea
Australia and the Philippines said their militaries would conduct a joint maritime activity with Japan, New Zealand and the United States in the exclusive economic zone of the Philippines, which covers one of Asia's most sensitive sites.
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America's Allies Receive Ominous Warnings From China
China's defense ministry is bristling over a U.S. mid-range missile launcher in the Philippines and proposed deployment in Japan.
