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🇵🇭 Base naval buff with some special focus on the Coast Guard FB:https://t.co/uK9BAjrB9Z IG:https://t.co/D0r1wh6eOL
The Prime Minister of Malaysia has ordered the immediate deportation of Israelis from the country. My statement.👇🏼
Spanish pilot pranks Argentina fans into thinking they won the World Cup, causing the cabin to go wild. Passengers were seen jumping from their seats as the pilot made the announcement. "Both teams gave it their all, but unfortunately, only one can win a World Cup final. We wanted to congratulate our fellow Argentinians," he said. After the cabin cheered, the pilot said, "Because Spain has won the World Cup," according to Spanish outlet La Vanguardia. Brutal.
The Philippine Army has released the Notice of Award, favoring Spain's Instalaza S.A., for the Procurement of 54 Medium Multi-purpose Assault Weapon (MMAW) Unguided. The @yourphilarmy 🇵🇭 will receive the 90mm Hispano MMAW from Spain 🇪🇸, boosting the Army's anti-tank capabilities.
@Drethegrater my bad, should be "major three asean navy" instead
#EUinthePhilippines issues the following statement ⏬️
Korean analysts are confident that the Korea Aerospace Industries 🇰🇷 will secure the Multi-Role Fighter deal of the @PhilAirForce 🇵🇭, gaining from the success of the FA-50 Block-70 export. This is as @dndphl Sec. Gibo Teodoro announced that KF-21 is one of the viable MRF choices.
JUST IN: Australia is set to provide at least PHP413 million worth of cutting-edge drone technology and operator training to the Philippine Coast Guard, announces visiting Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong on Tuesday (July 21, 2026). The new, four-year drones support package includes long-range, heavy-lift and underwater capabilities, counter-drone technology, and specialist training, and is expected to bolster the Philippine Coast Guard’s strategic maritime domain awareness capabilities. This new tranche of assistance brings Australia’s drones support for the Philippine Coast Guard to PHP578 million since April 2025. | Joyce Rocamora #IntegratedStateMedia #ISM #PhilippineNewsAgency
JUST IN: A Philippine Navy personnel sustained a head injury after being struck with a wooden baton by China Coast Guard (CCG) personnel during a confrontation at Ayungin Shoal in the West Philippine Sea on Monday, July 20, the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) said. (📷 AFP) @ABSCBNNews
AFP RELEASES VIDEO OF CHINA COAST GUARD HITTING PH NAVY PERSONNEL WATCH: The Armed Forces of the Philippines released video showing China Coast Guard personnel aboard a rigid hull inflatable boat hitting Philippine Navy personnel on a rubber boat with wooden batons near Ayungin Shoal in the West Philippine Sea on July 20. The AFP said one navy personnel suffered a head injury after he was struck with a wooden baton. It said the China Coast Guard also damaged a navy rubber boat during the confrontation. 📹 AFP
LOOK: The Federation of Filipino Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Inc. (FFCCCII) President Victor Lim released a statement on the AI-Generated Video Released by China Daily: The Federation of Filipino Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Inc. (FFCCCII) expresses its profound disappointment over the AI-generated video released by China Daily portraying the Philippines through a derogatory caricature. We respectfully urge that this video be taken down and removed. No matter how sincere or deeply held the differences between governments on maritime or territorial issues, there can be no justification for depictions that demean the dignity of an entire nation. Honest disagreements should never descend into ridicule or ad hominem attacks. The Philippines and China have been friends, neighbors, and trading partners for more than a thousand years. Our bilateral relationship is far broader and far more enduring than any single political or territorial disagreement. Such issues are best addressed through diplomacy, mutual respect, and constructive dialogue—not through imagery that risks inflaming public sentiment or undermining goodwill between our peoples. FFCCCII remains steadfast in promoting friendship, peace, business and investments, trade, cultural understanding, and mutually beneficial cooperation between the Philippines and China. Let us not allow temporary disagreements to overshadow centuries of shared history and partnership. Instead, let us choose wisdom over anger, respect over contempt, dialogue over division, and work together toward a more peaceful and prosperous future for both nations. | 📷: FFCCCII via @dMorcosoINQ
With the Philippines expecting to have six Malvar-class frigates from South Korea, it has become apparent that the six ordered AW-159 helicopters are actually meant for the new frigates instead of the six Rajah Sulayman-class OPVs which seems to operate UAVs instead.
