Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. may summon China’s ambassador, who appeared to suggest Beijing could easily win a conflict with the Philippines if it used force.
“It sounds very much to me like a threat and it’s not a very diplomatic statement to be made,” Marcos told reporters Friday. “We perhaps would like to understand what exactly it is that he means.”
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