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‘No coup, no junta’: AFP verifying involvement of active-duty soldier in alleged destabilization
The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) has denied rumors of a destabilization plot against the government, assuring their loyalty to the Constitution.
AFP spokesperson Col. Francel Margareth Padilla stated that claims of unrest, including those made by journalist Ramon Tulfo, are unverified.
However, the AFP is currently verifying if an active-duty soldier is linked to the alleged destabilization plot.
AFP chief-of-staff Gen. Romeo Brawner Jr. confirmed that military intelligence is investigating the list of supposed government officials and retired military officials behind the rumors.
The military leadership affirmed their unwavering allegiance to the Constitution and the flag, while remaining focused on their mandate of internal security, humanitarian assistance, and disaster response, and territorial defense.
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