Cambodia Expresses Regret Over Thai Parliament Representative's Remarks on Border Issues
Cambodia has expressed regret over remarks by a Thai parliament representative, deeming them misleading and factually incorrect. Cambodia highlighted the illegal occupation and infrastructure by Thai forces near the border, hindering the return of Cambodian citizens, and urged adherence to international law and peaceful dispute resolution.
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