PH, US, Japan Conclude 22nd Maritime Activity in WPS
Philippine, Japanese, and US forces have concluded their 22nd multilateral maritime cooperative activity in the West Philippine Sea. The exercise aimed to strengthen maritime cooperation and promote a free and open maritime environment.
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