
菲律賓國防部長鐵歐多洛表示,儘管持續受到中國干擾,菲律賓將繼續在南海主權聲索海域執行補給任務,並透過全面群島防衛概念重新思考軍力部署,同時警告菲日防務合作推進及新政府可能改變南海政策的風險。
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菲律賓與中國在南海擁有重疊主權主張,仁愛暗沙為菲方據點但被中國聲索。菲國近年透過軍力現代化與夥伴國合作強化防衛能力,而中方海警船隻頻繁干擾菲方補給行動。
菲律賓國防部長鐵歐多洛重申,即使持續受到中方干擾,菲律賓仍將在南海菲方主權聲索海域繼續執行補給任務。圖為鐵歐多洛5月出席新加坡「香格里拉對話」時接受媒體採訪。(美聯社)
菲律賓國防部長鐵歐多洛廿六日在一場新聞論壇重申,即使持續受到中方干擾,菲律賓仍將在南海菲方主權聲索海域繼續執行補給任務;他並表示,菲國正透過「全面群島防衛概念」(CADC)重新思考軍力部署、戰略及能力建構,目標包括將軍力投射至二百海里專屬經濟海域。
鐵歐多洛指出,菲國作為群島國家,國防思維不能只聚焦陸地及內部安全,須從「反應式」轉向「預期性」部署,提前規劃基礎設施、人員、作戰能力及裝備,並與理念相近國家合作提升整體韌性。他警告,菲國捍衞海洋權利的挑戰不限於海上對峙,還包括可能削弱菲方地位的經濟、政治及資訊層面威脅。
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菲國海岸防衛隊廿五日指控,菲方向擱淺於仁愛暗沙的老舊軍艦「馬德雷山號」駐軍補給時,遭中國海警船阻撓,任務無法完成。中國海警局同日表示,菲律賓廿四日派運補船為非法坐灘船隻運補,並批評菲方在中秋節期間挑釁。
鐵歐多洛:菲日防務合作快速推進
鐵歐多洛表示,菲日防務合作快速推進,雙方已加強資訊交換、協同作戰能力及聯合軍演,日本移轉五艘退役阿武隈級護衛艦的計畫也持續進行。菲國也正與澳洲、加拿大、法國及英國深化國防合作。
談到二〇二八年總統大選後的南海政策延續性,鐵歐多洛坦承,雖然總統小馬可仕已將相關機制制度化,但任何新政府都可能改變政策,使菲國捍衞南海的努力失去動能,這將「相當危險」。對於是否投入總統大選,鐵歐多洛僅表示「總會有必須做決定的時候」。
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菲律賓將繼續在南海執行補給任務 trotz 中方干擾
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菲日防務合作將進一步深化,包括資訊交換與聯合演習
Likely · Within months
新政府上任後可能重新評估南海政策
Possible · Within years

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