Philippines’ Teodoro says China could exploit cuts in US-South Korean exercises
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Speaking to Reuters on the sidelines of the Seoul Defense Dialogue, Teodoro said there had been no reduction in U.S.-Philippine military activities and that bilateral and multilateral cooperation involving Manila continued to expand.
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Speaking to Reuters on the sidelines of the Seoul Defense Dialogue, Teodoro said there had been no reduction in U.S.-Philippine military activities and that bilateral and multilateral cooperation involving Manila continued to expand.
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