00:00Armed Forces of the Philippines are determined to remain stable in their ranks and build a chain of command.
00:07Patrick Jesus is in the center of the news, live.
00:14Yes, Angelic, the Armed Forces of the Philippines is taking care of the public
00:19in the information that is being released online,
00:22especially to the soldiers who are saying that they have joined the service as a show of support
00:29to former President Rodrigo Duterte, who is now in custody of the International Criminal Court in The Hague, Netherlands.
00:37According to the AFP, no confirmed member has signed the resignation.
00:44There are also social media policies on the part of the military.
00:52Strictly, our resignation is a formal process.
00:57You cannot resign via social media, right?
01:01You cannot post that you are resigning.
01:03And even in corporate organizations, I don't think that is the proper forum to do it.
01:08The AFP does not consider it possible to be a foreign malign influence in the current events in the country,
01:16but they will remain professional.
01:20At a time like this, it is important for the AFP chain of command to remain intact.
01:26We guarantee your security, we guarantee your safety.
01:30Under that blanket of security, that security blanket,
01:34all players could engage in politics because of that security blanket that the AFP provides.
01:40Angelique, the AFP does not raise the red alert status,
01:44and they remain stable.
01:47There is no need for a loyalty check.
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