Cambodia Rejects Thai 'Fact-Checking' Amid Border Dispute
Cambodian Information Minister Net Pheaktra strongly criticized Thailand's plan to invite journalists to border areas for 'fact-checking,' asserting that the territories occupied by Thai forces are within Cambodian land and constitute a violation of sovereignty. He questioned whether Thailand's actions, framed as combating online scams, were an attempt to divert attention from the territorial issue.
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