Cambodia Rejects Thai Claims of Military Use of Ancient Temples Amid Border Tensions
Cambodia's Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts has strongly refuted Thai military allegations of using ancient temples for military purposes, calling them unfounded and misleading. The ministry expressed concerns over Thai military activities at temples in disputed border areas and called for peaceful resolution through dialogue.
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