Meanwhile, in the Philippines, news of Japan's invasion plans heightened security measures across the archipelago. The government was on high alert, understanding the potential regional implications of Japan's actions. The situation in Manchuria presented a precarious scenario, one that could lead to widespread unrest and affect neighboring countries.
The Royal Intelligence Agency, under the direction of Director Armand, intensified surveillance and intelligence gathering operations. The movement of Japanese forces in the region was closely monitored, and the Philippine government ensured that its defenses were strengthened.
In the capital, Manila, Minister Carlos of the Foreign Affairs Department convened with Prime Minister Sergio and King Alfonso to discuss the situation. They were deeply concerned about the escalating tensions and the potential spillover effects of the conflict in Manchuria.
