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A UNITED States-based maritime defense expert stated “assertive openness,” the Philippines’ brand-new method for countering China’s aggressive actions in the West Philippine Sea, is working.
“A bad star can’t conceal in the shadows due to the fact that the light has actually been switched on. (Assertive openness) does assist to sanitize the entire thing. It makes that bad star accountable for their actions in such a way that they are intending to prevent,” stated Raymond Powell, a retired United States Air Force colonel and creator and director of SeaLight, a maritime openness job that keeps track of and reports activities in the South China Sea, throughout a roundtable conversation with The Manila Times on Thursday.
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