Thailand Accuses Cambodia of Stationing Troops at World Heritage Site During Border Fighting
Thailand claims to have evidence of Cambodian troops stationed around the Preah Vihear temple during border clashes last year, following a UNESCO report detailing severe damage to the World Heritage site. The accusation escalates tensions between the two nations.
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