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Teodoro flags political, institutional hurdles in building PH deterrence
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Teodoro flags political, institutional hurdles in building PH deterrence

Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro highlighted challenges in establishing an effective national defense strategy for the Philippines, citing political and institutional obstacles. He stated that the current deterrence posture is ineffective and requires adjustment, emphasizing that a credible deterrent cannot be static or fixed. The remarks were made during a roundtable discussion with the Philippine Daily Inquirer.

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Teodoro flags political, institutional hurdles in building PH deterrence

Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro highlighted challenges in establishing an effective national defense strategy for the Philippines, citing political and institutional obstacles. He stated that the current deterrence posture is ineffective and requires adjustment, emphasizing that a credible deterrent cannot be static or fixed. The remarks were made during a roundtable discussion with the Philippine Daily Inquirer.

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