Philippines Unable to Send Ships to RIMPAC, Urge Support from Allies

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The Philippines did not send a ship to this year's RIMPAC exercises, citing tensions with China over territorial claims in the South China Sea. It's instead sent observers to the drills, to gather support from the other 28 countries taking part.

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