#rodrig

[sai4649]

[fancyfliers-fr]

Semi-human and human portraits for the clan midwife and doctor Rodrig (37993867). He's very nervous and soft-spoken, but kind to his patients and knowledgeable about his craft.

Like my art? Follow me here for more FR-related art - I run an art adopt shop, and post my work for it here! I'm also @artbysconnor here, and on most social media sites.

[tomasoski2]

Carmen Gloria Quintana by pslachevsky https://flic.kr/p/2m6H2da

[cry-smile-forever]

El sigue jugando con mis sentimientos, llevándome al cielo y dejándome caer en picada cuando se le antoje.

¿Será que amo la adrenalina de tu amor?

[jondessins]

Rodrig Portrait

[kneipe]

tirana 2024

[francoanglo]

[goldpeninsula]

Philippines Says It Will End U.S. Security Agreement

In a move that could have consequences for a counterinsurgency against Islamist extremists, President Rodrigo Duterte says Manila will unilaterally scrap the deal that lets U.S. forces train there.

At the direction of President Rodrigo Duterte, a fierce critic of the United States, the Philippines announced Tuesday that it would scrap a security pact that allows American forces to train there.

Duterte's foreign secretary, Teodoro Locsin Jr., tweeted Tuesday that the Visiting Forces Agreement with the U.S. would be terminated — a move that could have consequences for a counterinsurgency against Islamist extremists in the country's south.

@DFAPHL The Deputy Chief of Mission of the Embassy of the United States has received the notice of termination of the Visiting Forces Agreement. As a diplomatic courtesy there will be no further factual announcements following this self-explanatory development. https://t.co/qQhywEpcea

"It's about time we rely on ourselves. We will strengthen our own defenses and not rely on any other country," Philippine presidential spokesman Salvador Panelo said at a regular press briefing, quoting Duterte.

He said Manila would be open to similar agreements with other countries. "As long as it is favorable to us and there is a mutual benefit to both countries, we are open," he said.

The 1999 Visiting Forces Agreement exempts U.S. military personnel from passport and visa regulations when they come and go for joint exercises and training of troops in the Philippines.