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Lithuania and Philippines Sign a Pact to Build an Alliance Against Aggression

PHILIPPINES, JUN 30 – The pact focuses on cybersecurity, munitions production, and countering hybrid threats amid rising regional tensions, linking two nations facing pressure from China, officials said.

  • The Philippines and Lithuania signed an agreement to form a security alliance due to concerns about regional aggression, particularly from China.
  • ŠAkalienė noted concerns about an emerging 'authoritarian axis' formed by Russia, China, North Korea, and Iran, as discussed at a defense forum.
  • Teodoro emphasized the need to resist attempts to alter maritime law for the benefit of dominant powers over smaller nations.
  • The agreement supports the goal of enhancing territorial defense through alliances in Asia and with Western countries.
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Inquirer broke the news in Manila, Philippines on Monday, June 30, 2025.
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