Officials of the U.S. Warn China to Slow Down

A senior U.S. military official warned his Chinese counterpart in a significant diplomatic exchange. The talks, the first of their kind between the commanders, focused on Beijing’s actions in the South China Sea. Admiral Samuel Paparo urged the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) to reconsider its dangerous and coercive tactics. These maneuvers, he stressed, are potentially…

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Vessel deployment reduced due to the manpower Shortages.

The U.S. Navy, a symbol of resilience, has recently announced plans to sideline 17 Military Sealift vessels due to a significant manpower shortages. This decision, while highlighting ongoing challenges in maintaining operational readiness across the fleet, also underscores the Navy’s ability to adapt and overcome. The Navy is grappling with a shortage of qualified personnel,…

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NAIA REHAB, URGENT CONCERNS ON CAPACITY TO MEET TIMELINE.

An airport watchdog expressed concerns about San Miguel Corporation’s (SMC) capacity to meet its timeline for the Ninoy Aquino International Airport, NAIA, rehab. AirportWatch Spokesperson Danilo Lorenzo “Ren” Delos Santos stated following SMC’s confirmation that two of its infrastructure projects are facing delays– the New Manila International Airport in Bulacan and the Metro Rail Transit…

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Military Ties Approved in Response to Chinese Incursions.

Japan and Australia have taken a significant step forward in strengthening their military ties. This decision comes in response to increasing concerns about China’s incursions into Japanese airspace and waters. The announcement followed a pivotal meeting between Japan’s Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa and Defense Minister Minoru Kihara in Queenscliff, Australia. During this meeting, the ministers…

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