The office of Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. named the four additional bases that United States forces would have access to. The decision comes under an existing defense pact to expand military cooperation. The Philippine government announced in February that it would allow rotating batches of US forces to indefinitely stay in the new camps, in addition to five local bases.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

You May Also Like

Saudi King, Crown Prince donate 50 million riyals to aid campaign for Palestinians

Saudi Arabia’s King Salman donated 30 million riyals ($8 million) to a…

Special envoy Steve Witkoff said he expected a Gaza ‘breakthrough’ within days

US special envoy Steve Witkoff on Wednesday said he expected a Gaza…

McCarthy clinches US House speaker post in record 15th vote

Republican leader Kevin McCarthy has become House speaker after the chamber convened…

China accuses US of ‘slander, hype’

China’s defense ministry accused the United States of violating international law and…