Cambodian Military Chief Meets US Pacific Fleet Commander, Strengthen Bilateral Military Cooperation
Cambodian Commander-in-Chief Vong Pisen met with US Pacific Fleet Commander Stephen T. Webb Koehler, acknowledging progress in bilateral military cooperation, particularly between their navies. They confirmed strengthened collaboration in areas like counter-terrorism, humanitarian aid, and the resumption of joint exercises in 2027.
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