Malaysian Army Chief Visits Cambodian Border Amid Tensions with Thailand
Malaysian Chief of Defence Forces visited a disputed border area in Cambodia, receiving briefings on territorial issues with Thailand. The visit, part of an official trip, aimed to assess the situation amid ongoing tensions, with defense cooperation expected to be a key discussion point.
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