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    Philippines and Britain discuss troop agreement as regional tensions rise

    The Daily FuseBy The Daily FuseSeptember 16, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    MANILA: Britain has formally expressed its intention to debate a Visiting Forces Settlement with the Philippines, Manila’s Protection Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr stated on Tuesday (Sep 16), as Manila deepens its safety ties with Western allies amid rising tensions in the South China Sea.

    Teodoro stated Britain’s Minister of State for Defence, Lord Vernon Coaker, offered a letter from British Defence Secretary John Healey throughout a gathering in Manila, conveying the nation’s intent to forge an settlement permitting the 2 nations to deploy troops on one another’s soil, making it simpler for his or her militaries to work collectively.

    The Division of Nationwide Protection stated in a separate assertion that either side additionally exchanged views on the regional safety state of affairs, together with developments within the South China Sea, the place Philippines and China have sparred repeatedly over disputed areas.

    The proposed troop settlement would mirror comparable preparations the Philippines has agreed with america, Australia, New Zealand and Japan, reflecting shared safety issues within the Indo-Pacific area and Manila’s shift towards strengthening exterior defence.

    Talking at a congressional price range listening to, Teodoro stated the Philippine Navy will obtain the most important price range improve among the many army companies subsequent yr, with proposed funding rising by 8.3 billion pesos (US$140.48 million) or 16.3 per cent. This yr’s navy price range stood at 51 billion Philippine pesos.

    The price range increase will assist put together for the arrival of eight newly ordered frigates and fund the development of latest shipyard and dockyard amenities, Teodoro stated.



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