Cambodia Protests Thai Unilateral Road Construction in Border Area
The Cambodian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has officially protested against the Thai military's use of heavy machinery for road construction in the Ta Thom area of Anlong Veng district, Udor Mean Chey province, between border posts 9, 10, and 11. Cambodia asserts that Thailand's actions violate the territorial sovereignty and integrity of Cambodia.
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