Philippines, US hold joint maritime drills in South China Sea
- Philippines and United States Coast Guard vessels participated in joint maritime exercises in the South China Sea for the first time this week.
- The exercises involved the Philippine Navy, Air Force, and Coast Guard, with additional support from the US Navy and Coast Guard.
- The exercises aimed to improve communication and conduct search-and-rescue scenarios and were the second of the year, making six overall since 2023.
- These maneuvers occur amid increased tensions over sovereignty disputes in the region, which affect significant global trade routes.
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PH, US coast guards hold military drills
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