Malaysian Armed Forces Chief Backs Cambodia's Peaceful Stance on Thai Border Dispute
Malaysia's Armed Forces Chief has expressed support for Cambodia's position that the border dispute with Thailand should be resolved peacefully and in line with international law, during talks with Senate President Samdech Techo Hun Sen. Discussions also touched upon enhancing defense cooperation between the two nations.
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