Cambodia Dispatches ASEAN Observers to Thma Da Border Area Amidst Continued Thai Border Violations
On November 5, Cambodia's Ministry of National Defense dispatched ASEAN observers to the Thma Da border area in Ou Ya Riv district to investigate the situation along the Cambodia-Thailand border. The ministry condemned alleged Thai military attacks on infrastructure and border incursions, reiterating calls for adherence to bilateral agreements.
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