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'I agree with him': Dela Rosa says Duterte only reminded AFP of their role
Senator Ronald "Bato" Dela Rosa believes former President Rodrigo Duterte's statements outlining military options were not seditious.
Dela Rosa agreed with Duterte's explanation of the military's role in defending the Constitution.
He clarified that Duterte did not incite a coup or any violent action against Malacañang, but merely reminded the military of its responsibilities.
Dela Rosa stated that if the military chooses to withdraw their support, that is their prerogative.
The Armed Forces of the Philippines affirmed its commitment to remain non-partisan and loyal to the Flag and Constitution, adhering to the chain of command.
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