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Philippines confirms 5 Abukama-class destroyers deal with Japan

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Renalyn Ramirez
Philippines confirms 5 Abukama-class destroyers deal with Japan
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The Philippines and Japan have finalized a deal for the transfer of five retired Abukuma-class destroyer escorts to the Philippine Navy. The vessels are expected to be delivered within three years to bolster Manila's coastal defense and anti-submarine capabilities.

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This deal marks a significant strengthening of security ties between Tokyo and Manila amid regional maritime tensions.

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MANILA, Philippines - The Philippines and Japan have reached an agreement for the transfer of five soon-to-be-retired Abukuma-class destroyer escorts from the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force, a deal expected to expand the Philippine Navy's fleet as Manila deepens security ties with Tokyo.

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