Marcos: Alleged China funds for Sara Duterte pose 'highest-level' national security threat
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. stated that alleged receipt of funds from China by a company linked to Vice President Sara Duterte could pose a "highest-level national security threat" if proven true. The allegations surfaced during the Vice President's impeachment trial, with Marcos expressing hope for their disproval.
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