President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. instructed troops at the Southern Luzon Command (SOLCOM) to remain focused on their mandate to defend the republic and not be distracted by political squabbles. This comes after former President Rodrigo Duterte's call for the military to withdraw support from the current administration.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. saluting the colors during arrival ceremonies at the Southern Luzon Command headquarters at Camp Guillermo Nakar in Lucena City, Quezon. SSg Ambay/PAOAFPPresident Marcos on Friday instructed troops at the Southern Luzon Command to stay focused on their mandate to defend the republic and not to be distracted by the ongoing political noise .
He made this remark days after former President Rodrigo Duterte urged the military to “withdraw support” from the Marcos administration and intervene to “correct” what he described as “fractured governance,” a move interpreted as intending to destabilize the current leadership.
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