US Deploys NMESIS at Balikatan Exercises 2025

- Advertisement -

US Deploys NMESIS at Balikatan Exercises 2025 as the United States Marine Corps demonstrates its cutting-edge missile system in northern Philippines.

The Navy-Marine Expeditionary Ship Interdiction System (NMESIS), a land-based missile platform, is designed to counter enemy maritime forces, strengthen maritime domain awareness, and enhance the joint defense capabilities of the Philippines and the United States.

- Advertisement -

This marks the first-ever deployment and operational use of the NMESIS during the Balikatan Exercises.

Previously, United States Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth conveyed to Philippine Defense Secretary Gilbert Teodoro Jr. the intent to reestablish “deterrence” across the Indo-Pacific Region to ensure the Philippines remains free from external threats.

The Balikatan Exercises, which involve nearly 17,000 troops from the Philippines, the US, and allied nations, will continue until May 9.

- Advertisement -

Latest

UAE continues urgent humanitarian response to support Philippine earthquake victims

The United Arab Emirates has continued to support those...

Tom Holland appears to confirm marriage to Zendaya

The Spider-Man star has found his person!

Sen. Alan Cayetano becomes Philippines’ second shortest-serving Senate President

MANILA, Philippines — Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano has become...

Ateneo Coach Tab to face CIDG, DOLE over athletes’ deaths

MANILA, Philippines — Ateneo de Manila University basketball coach...

Curlee Discaya to seek bail following arrest in flood control case

MANILA, Philippines — The camp of contractor Pacifico “Curlee”...

Newsletter

Ateneo Coach Tab to face CIDG, DOLE over athletes’ deaths

MANILA, Philippines — Ateneo de Manila University basketball coach Tab Baldwin is expected to appear before the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) and...

Tom Holland appears to confirm marriage to Zendaya

The Spider-Man star has found his person!

Sen. Alan Cayetano becomes Philippines’ second shortest-serving Senate President

MANILA, Philippines — Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano has become the second shortest-serving Senate president in Philippine history after being removed from the chamber’s top...