In his fourth State of the Nation Address, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. emphasized the Philippines' commitment to defending its sovereignty, particularly in the West Philippine Sea, amid ongoing tensions with China. Marcos highlighted the country's shift toward a stronger external defense posture and the importance of building alliances to enhance national security. He reaffirmed the administration's adherence to an independent foreign policy, positioning the Philippines as 'a friend to all, enemy to none.' The Armed Forces of the Philippines and defense officials echoed this stance, pledging unwavering protection of national interests. The government also reiterated its openness to dialogue but insisted on upholding the country's rights and seeking compensation for any violations.
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