US vs China | US Sends Land-Attack Missile System To Philippines In Message To China | N18V

The US Army’s Mid-Range Capability (MRC) ground-based missile system arrives in a region which is on edge following a series of dangerous Chinese-Philippine face-offs in the South China Sea, during which Philippine ships have been targeted with water cannons, injuring several Filipino sailors.
It’s the first-ever deployment of the MRC missile system, also known as the Typhon system, to the Indo-Pacific theater, and it comes amid a series of US-Philippine military exercises, including the largest-ever edition of the annual bilateral Balikatan drills.
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[@arnelblancaflor2787]

Ayaw na nga makipagusap may secret deal na nga daw ayaw naman linawin

[@viuaxxing]

Wars bring big profits.

[@dengvaxiatebe742]

NOT TRUE ! WAR ALREADY WRITTEN IN THE BIBLE

[@tinkerpertao8383]

agree but profits aside, National Sovereignty security reigns supreme logically. Peaceful economic trade co-existence is better logically.

[@Chup-os2uf]

The global hegemon-tyrant is concocting false pretext to stir trouble in SCS.

[@dengvaxiatebe742]

COMMUNIST MEANS DISTORTING THE TRUTH

[@deancafe4739]

Who?

[@davidrichards1741]

According to the FFTT website, the US military says China manufactures 4000 cruise missiles per week, including evasive hypersonics and nuclear ones. It takes the US six years to make that many missiles, and the US has only 5000 missiles total. China has hundreds already in Cuba, Nicaragua, and Venezuala, pointed at the US. China's industrial base is 26X bigger than the deindustrialized US.

[@TSUTENKAKU007]

Then can you tell me why China has not attacked the United States yet?

[@sinoka2023]

The Balikatan exercises and the Mutual Defense Treaty possess an extensive historical provenance that predates the implementation of China's gray zone tactics within the West Philippine Sea. These compacts have remained in force for numerous decades, embodying a shared dedication to mutual defense and security among allied nations. The Mutual Defense Treaty, executed on August 30, 1951, stands as a formal agreement between the United States and the Philippines, emphasizing the principle of mutual support in response to external acts of aggression. Correspondingly, the establishment of the Balikatan exercises over three decades ago serves as a testament to the continuous cooperation and state of readiness of the armed forces of both nations in addressing a spectrum of security challenges. It is essential to acknowledge that these accords were established prior to the adoption by China of gray zone tactics to further its influence and unlawfully occupy territories within the West Philippine Sea. This historical backdrop underscores the enduring commitment of allied nations to the preservation of stability, security, and the adherence to legal precepts within the region.

[@junlebanto7481]

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Potolin na ang pruduct made in china

[@paulChing789]

Welcome to waste us dollar..

[@scoutvlogs-ll4xe]

ang mag react sa u.s at Philippines na ayaw dapat kayo eh padala sa China 😂

[@junlebanto7481]

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