Cambodian Government Demands Sam Rainsy Clarify Truth on Thai Border Incident
The Cambodian government has demanded that exiled opposition leader Sam Rainsy clarify his alleged statements to Thai media, claiming Cambodian forces initiated firing on Thailand. The government has condemned such remarks as "treasonous" and awaits Rainsy's response.
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