Japan-U.S.-Philippine coast guard joint drill in Philippines

Japan-U.S.-Philippine coast guard joint drill in Philippines

A Philippine Coast Guard patrol boat takes part in a joint drill with Japan and U.S. coast guards in the South China Sea off the Philippines' Luzon Island on June 6, 2023.

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