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The Philippines plans to purchase F-16 jets from the U.S. for $5.58 billion, aiming to modernize its military and boost its ability to patrol territory. A Philippine security official, Jonathan Malaya, assured China that the acquisition is not intended as a threat and does not harm any third party's interests. The announcement followed a visit by U.S.
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