Obama - United States not reclaiming old bases, not building new ones


  • World
  • Monday, 28 Apr 2014

MANILA (Reuters) - President Barack Obama said the United States was not planning to rebuild old bases or construct new ones under a new security accord signed on Monday with the Philippines, part of a "pivot" of U.S. resources towards fast-growing Asia and the Pacific.

The agreement, which will have an initial 10-year term, sets the framework for a beefed-up rotation of U.S. troops, ships and warplanes through the Philippines.

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