Defending the Philippines NATO Member States Navy's' Role in the West Philippine Sea

Defending the Philippines has become a focal point in the rising tensions within the West Philippine Sea, a strategic area that sees increasing naval confrontations. In this video, we explore how NATO Navy could play a pivotal role in protecting the Philippines from external threats, as well as the implications for global security. Could the naval forces of NATO member states change the course of this conflict? Join us as we analyze the strategic importance of this region, how NATO's naval power could influence the balance of power, and what it means for the Philippines’ national security. We’ll also dive deep into recent developments, explore potential diplomatic actions, and discuss the far-reaching consequences of military involvement in the West Philippine Sea. Whether you're interested in geopolitics, defense strategy, or naval operations, this video offers an in-depth look at the crucial factors shaping the future of the West Philippine Sea. Stay tuned for exclusive insights and expert analysis on this ever-evolving issue.
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[@ArmanDomingo-x4s]

Mabuhay dnd sec . saludo ako sa iyo laban pilipinas. laban sec . teodoro.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@TheDaysOfGlory]

Yes, the PHL must build a super structure at Ayugin Shoal - lighthouse and PCP base. And, at Escoda establish a marine sanctuary and research center.
ccp OUT OF WPS !!!

[@JulietoDelossantos-uh6qu]

Allowed int'l community to join conducting Maritime patrol for the for open Indo pacific

[@Vher-lv3sr]

Pls NATO STATE NAVY help us in WPS🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@papamauo23]

Change all sea officials of Ph & put new people to handle the situations.
These bully, greedy evils enemies of the world is so bad..🌎🙏

[@PotencianoRafael]

We don’t need submarines right now. Too expensive to buy and operate. Kailangan natin marami kamikaze submarine drones. Sa dami ng PLA ship, China Navy, CCG ng China di tayo mananalo. Isang submarine siguro ay katumbas na ng libo libo kamikaze drone submarines. Katulad ng Ukraine puro drone ang ginagamit.

[@CesarDumlao-h7m]

Dahil kasi sa baluktot na pamamahala ng mga nkaraan politiko sa ating bansa kanya kanya inisip lang ang magpayaman .kaya until now mahina parin at patuloy na nagpapalakas plang tayo.

[@renzverg119]

Zheng Yi Sao (born Shi Yang; c. 1775-1844), also known as Shi Xianggu, Shek Yeung and Ching Shih, was a Chinese pirate leader active in the South China Sea from 1801 to 1810.

[@rustyesguerra]

im in tears, ❤, salamat po NATO! GOD YOU ALL!😊😂❤

[@bennygonzaga5358]

MDT of US and other allied nations is not guarantees to help Philippines in case trouble started in WPS even in Philippine politicians didn't support Philippine government budget plan regarding procurement of AFP almost all members of the house of representative in 2025 only 1/4 of proposed budget was approved this budget enough only for salary to all AFP members even maintenance to assets to run is questionable.

[@bitcoinmonitor7144]

If the us will not help u knows what ganna happen 😂

[@Blixey-r9z]

You are very right. Philippines has been spending less than 1% of GDP on defence for many years. The current expansion of the PCG has been largely at the largesse of Japan, US and Australia through funding, donation of equipment like ships, free training, or soft loans with close to 0 interest to fund new ships. The Philippines government has accepted over US$1 billion worth of military aid and equipment over the past decade. Most of the PCG fleet has been gifted by the Japanese & Americans or subsidised and financed by very soft loans.
Philippines has to pay back the soft loans, expand its PCG and naval manpower, fund increased volume and tempo of operations and main the new equipment. This
Filipinos need to realise that and also how ridiculous they look to others. A beggar happily accepting free and subsidised military equipment, then realising how much it costs to maintain and refusing to stand on their own 2 feet by shouting about mutual defence agreements.
The very least Filipinos can do is increase the military & PCG budget by a factor of 3-4 (2-3% of GDP); and prepare to fight for their own territorial ambitions. Western blood is too expensive to shed for Filipino blood. Filipinos need to man up and fight their own fight. Tax payers in the West and Japan are not going to give like that forever.

[@armandov.garcia8273]

Phils hindi ka dpat nanghingi ng independence... Why? Hindi mo nman kyang ipagtanggol ang sarili mo sa mga dayuhang mananakop. Hindi pwedeng asa asa lng.

[@rolandoquiban4243]

Thank you NATO

[@MrElmolicuben]

We must fully increase the budget of arms modernisation of the philippines.These corrupt politicians have no shame.They are only after the money that they will put on their pocket.