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[[File:Bizarre moment Kamala honors McCain in Vietnam.PNG|right|350px|thumb|Bizarre moment Kamala Harris pays tribute to John McCain at monument erected to the memory of 50,000 victims of bombing in North Vietnam.<ref>https://www.rt.com/op-ed/533131-harris-mccain-memorial-vietnam-confusion/</ref>]]

Philippines leader Rodrigo Duterte complained to the Chinese ambassador about Chinese naval forces massing within the Philppines exclusive economic zone. International concern has grown over what the Philippines has described as a "swarming and threatening presence" of more than 200 Chinese vessels that it believes were manned by China's maritime militia.<ref>https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/philippines-alarmed-more-200-chinese-ships-massing-disputed-waters</ref>

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~~===Tajikistan===~~

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While the Biden regime halted construction of the border wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, the regime funded border security efforts for [[Tajikistan]], a former [[Soviet]] republic trying to keep Afghan insurgents and refugees out. One day after the junts's August 31, 2021 deadline to withdraw from Afghanistan, the U.S. Embassy in Dushanbe, Tajikistan, announced that it had launched a project to construct new facilities for a Border Guard Detachment in Ayvoj, along the Tajik-Afghan-Uzbek border.

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Tajikistan shares an 835-mile border with Afghanistan — less than the 1,254 miles of border shared between Texas and Mexico and less than half the 1,954-mile distance of the entire U.S.-Mexico border. A new detachment facility in Ayvoj, Tajikistan will replace an outdated facility and allow the Border Guard Service to deploy forces more quickly to border areas in response to threats posed by the Taliban's takeover. The new facility will also provide housing for Border Guard personnel and their family members, U.S. officials said. Tajikistan is still a member of the post-Soviet, Moscow-led Collective Security Treaty Organization (CTSO) alliance, Reuters reports.

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Since 2002, the U.S. government has provided over $300 million in security-sector assistance to Tajikistan. U.S. taxpayers have also footed the bill to renovate or rebuild 12 border outposts, nine border checkpoint facilities, and three training centers for Tajik border guards to help combat security threats, the embassy disclosed.<ref>https://justthenews.com/government/security/biden-halts-us-border-wall-helps-former-soviet-republic-stop-afghan-refugees</ref>

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