“We strongly urge China to uphold the prevailing rules-based international order and refrain from acts that will exacerbate tensions.'
The Philippines’ defense ministry on Thursday ordered the military to strengthen its presence in the South China Sea after monitoring “Chinese activities” in disputed waters close to a strategic Philippine-held island.
“We strongly urge China to uphold the prevailing rules-based international order and refrain from acts that will exacerbate tensions,” it added. Asked to respond to the defense ministry’s statement, it said both countries would ”properly handle maritime issues through friendly consultations.”
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