Cambodian Government Spokesperson Denies Thai Media Report on Border Clashes
The Cambodian government spokesperson has strongly refuted claims by Thai media alleging opposition leader Sam Rainsy stated Cambodian forces fired first in border clashes, reiterating that Thai forces initiated the shooting.
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