@BRPSierraMadre Maintaining the status quo is in China's best interest, which indirectly suggests that the Philippines is the provocateur. We are all involved; 50 years from now, with information gathered from multiple sources, we will clearly know who the regional disruptor is.
@Goreunit In some areas along the Line of Actual Control, the boundaries are not clearly defined, and the provisional agreement allows both sides to patrol. This is the point of contention, and we need to clarify which side is the provocateur.
@OG_Shaktiman@BarristerDeepak@narendramodi@RahulGandhi@SpokespersonMoD In 1962, China effectively controlled most of the disputed areas, but ultimately relinquished them after comprehensive consideration. Having already strategically relinquished one area, why would China do something meaningless again?
@BarristerDeepak@narendramodi@RahulGandhi What is the truth? You only need to pay several locals to take some photos in the disputed area to verify it, and you will immediately find out who is lying.
@shailmart1@MadhurYadav214@grok What's the truth? You just need to pay locals to take some photos in the disputed area, and you'll immediately find out who's lying.
@pffftkinam@angeloinchina@glacyforyou Because China does not interfere in the internal affairs of other countries, the Philippines has no pro-China faction, only a pragmatic faction that works for the greatest benefit of the Filipino people.
@KenetteC85180@ABSCBNNews Because China does not interfere in the internal affairs of other countries, the Philippines has no pro-China faction, only a pragmatic faction that works for the greatest benefit of the Filipino people.
@3JonasKahnwald3@MediaUnlock Because China does not interfere in the internal affairs of other countries, the Philippines has no pro-China faction, only a pragmatic faction that works for the greatest benefit of the Filipino people.
@greenjet99@jaytaryela The Filipino professor expressed her position truthfully, objectively, and pragmatically; she was acting in the best interests of the Filipino people, not for personal gain.
@Emre_Kabartas Respect is a mutual act. It's absurd that you simultaneously promote Pan-Turkism to undermine China's stability while also seeking to strengthen economic cooperation with China.
@RepPerci We, the Chinese people, have long had enough of the Philippines' chaotic governance and lack of credibility, and support the Chinese government's clear and strong stance.