PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Saturday said the Philippines would "vigorously defend what is ours" against "intruders who have been disrespecting our territorial integrity," in an apparent reference to China's continued aggression in the West Philippine Sea (WPS).
In his speech during the graduation ceremony of the Philippine Military Academy's Bagong Sinag Class of 2024 in Baguio City, Marcos said, however, that while doing this, "our conduct would always be guided by law and [by] our responsibility s a rules-abiding member of the community of nations."
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