Thailand Rejects Cambodian Claims Over Border Temples, Cites Evidence
Thailand's Culture Minister has rejected Cambodian claims over the Prasat Ta Kwai and Prasat Khana temples, asserting they are Thai historical sites. The ministry plans to formally communicate Thailand's position to Cambodia, emphasizing evidence-based preservation.
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