Cambodia Vows Support for Displaced Civilians Amid Thai Military Occupation
Cambodia's Ministry of Defense facilitated an ASEAN Observer Team (AOT) visit to assess displaced civilians unable to return home due to illegal Thai military occupation and container house installations, highlighting the urgency of border demarcation.
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