China again called on the Philippines not to destroy peace in the region

The current attention of the world may be focused on the Middle East, but that does not mean that other conflicts are not occurring, especially in the South China Sea. In recent months, political observers in the region have been particularly concerned about the escalating tensions between disputing countries in the South China Sea, especially China and the Philippines.

The dispute between China and the Philippines revolves around Scarborough Shoal and is causing tension and the possibility of global ramifications. The Philippines is facing difficulties in addressing the situation in the South China Sea, while China is calling for the Philippines to not disrupt the peace in the region. It is important to note that this dispute not only involves clashes between the two countries but could also lead to larger conflicts and the involvement of other nations.

The situation is tense, but the Philippines has been seeking to maintain calmness and caution in handling the situation, avoiding unnecessary conflicts. The President of the Philippines desires to resolve the conflict through negotiations and aims for peace.

North Korean media reported that the Russian Foreign Minister will visit North Korea starting from the 18th. During the two-day visit, it is expected that he will meet with the North Korean Foreign Minister. This is a noteworthy event to see how this meeting will unfold and what reactions it will elicit.

Furthermore, there are rumors that Russia is requesting ammunition from North Korea amidst the invasion of Ukraine, and the two countries may also have negotiations regarding weapon technology and satellites. These negotiations could potentially change the situation and have a significant impact on the region.

The United States’ strategic bomber, B-52 Stratofortress, will be deployed to the Korean Peninsula this week to counter threats against North Korea.

The US military announced that the B-52 Stratofortress, a strategic bomber capable of carrying nuclear weapons, will fly to the Korean Peninsula to participate in the Seoul International Aerospace and Defense Exhibition, starting this week.

There will be two demonstration flights during this event. According to South Korean media, in addition to participating in the event, the B-52 Stratofortress is also expected to make its first landing at an air base in South Korea.

By landing in South Korea for the first time, the US seems to be demonstrating its intention to protect its allies and exert control over North Korea.

On the other hand, North Korea is becoming concerned about these actions and may undertake other provocative actions such as missile launches.