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US and Philippines launch joint army drills with 5,000 soldiers

  • On March 24, soldiers from the Philippine and US armies initiated three weeks of joint military exercises focused on territorial defense, according to the Philippine Army.
  • Roughly 5,000 soldiers are participating in the first phase of Exercise Salaknib, which will continue through April 11, as stated by the Philippine Army.
  • US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth will visit Manila this week for discussions with Philippine leaders, as announced by the Pentagon.
  • The joint exercises, which started in 2016, are part of annual training programs between the two nations, enhancing military cooperation, according to the Philippine Army.
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US and Philippines launch joint army drills with 5,000 soldiers

Soldiers from the Philippine and the U.S. armies began three weeks of joint military exercises on Monday, with drills focused on territorial defence and commanding large-scale deployments of forces, the Philippine Army said.

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United States and Philippine forces launched a series of joint military exercises this Monday that will last three weeks and will focus on territorial defense and military deployment in…

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U.S. and Philippine forces have launched a series of maneuvers this Monday...

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GMA Filipino News broke the news in Quezon City, Philippines on Monday, March 24, 2025.
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