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Fact Check Duterte Resisted Arrest 12 Hour Standoff Contrary Bato Claim
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- Former President Rodrigo Duterte faced a 12-hour standoff at Villamor Air Base on March 11, 2025, refusing ICC arrest.
- Duterte threatened law enforcement, stating 'You will just have to kill me.'
- Duterte agreed to board a plane to The Hague after police detained one of his lawyers.
- Senator Bato dela Rosa claimed Duterte 'chose to be arrested,' contradicted by the standoff.
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