The Daily Tribune
VP threats unconfirmed: AFP
The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) has stated that it has not yet received confirmation regarding alleged threats against Vice President Sara Duterte.
AFP spokesperson Colonel Francel Margareth Padilla assured that the military will perform its duty to protect the Vice President regardless.
She noted that specialized units within the AFP are tasked with verifying such information and will continue to perform their mandate accordingly.
Earlier, on November 23, Duterte revealed alleged threats to her life.
Authorities have considered her remarks as a threat to the President and a national security concern.
The Vice President later clarified that her statement was not intended as a threat but rather to point out alleged security risks, stating her comment was taken out of logical context.
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