The DFA told senators the conflict could up to eight weeks, while defense officials warned the timeline remains uncertain.
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MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Foreign Affairs said that the ongoing war in the Middle East is projected to last for about four to eight weeks. Germinia Aguilar-Usudan, Foreign Affairs Assistant Secretary in the Office of Middle East and African Affairs, shared the projection before the Senate committee on foreign relations’ Friday hearing. “Based
The DFA told senators the conflict could up to eight weeks, while defense officials warned the timeline remains uncertain.
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