Four Soldiers Injured in Border Blast Near Thai Frontier, Cambodia Launches Investigation
Cambodia's Ministry of Defence reported that four soldiers were injured by shrapnel from an explosion during a patrol near the Thai border in Oddar Meanchey province. The ministry reaffirmed commitment to border agreements and is investigating the cause.
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