AFP Vows Professionalism, Rejects Calls for Political Intervention

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The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) assured the public that its members will remain professional and will not be swayed by any external influence.

The AFP made this statement following renewed calls from former President Rodrigo Duterte.

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During an indignation rally in Cebu City on Saturday, February 22, 2025, Duterte accused President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. of moving toward dictatorship and suggested he might not step down by 2028.

The former president urged the AFP and the Philippine National Police to take appropriate action to prevent the Marcos Jr. administration from leading the country into dictatorship.

AFP Spokesperson Col. Francel Padilla reaffirmed that the military will never betray the trust given to them by the public.

Padilla expressed confidence that every AFP member will uphold professionalism and fulfill their sworn duties.

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He also cited a recent survey indicating that the AFP continues to maintain strong public trust.

According to Padilla, the AFP will not waste this trust and will instead strengthen its service to the nation.

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