The Philippines has interposed no objection to the development of the trilateral security pact among Australia, Britain, and the United States (AUKUS), including Canberra’s plan to purchase nuclear-powered submarines. READ MORE:
In a statement, the Department of Foreign Affairs noted the assurances made by the three countries’ heads of government that AUKUS will contribute to the preservation of regional peace and stability.
“The Philippines appreciates the efforts of the AUKUS parties to provide information and developments on AUKUS, and in this regard, notes their recent announcement,” the DFA said. Meanwhile, there is a possible quadrilateral military patrol in the South China Sea between the Philippines, the US, Australia, and Japan.
While officials of AUKUS members said the new deal involving the purchase of submarines is all about contributing to the peace and stability in the region, China criticized the move taken by the three countries.
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