PCG’s Tarriela: No need to apologize to China over social media post
Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) spokesperson for West Philippine Sea (WPS) Commodore Jay Tarriela stood firm on his stance opposing China’s aggression in contested waters after Beijing lodged a diplomatic protest against him for publicly posting images on social media “attacking and smearing Chinese leaders.”
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