ASEAN Observers Investigate Thai Military Attack on Cambodia's Koh Yor
An ASEAN observer mission has investigated alleged damage in Cambodia's Koh Yor area, reportedly caused by shelling from Thai military forces. Cambodia's Ministry of National Defense stated that 76.2mm shells fired from a Thai warship damaged civilian homes and infrastructure. Cambodia reiterates its commitment to peaceful border dispute resolution.
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