Cambodian Government Spokesperson Urges Sam Rainsy to Confirm Former Thai Official's Statement
Cambodia's government spokesperson has urged Sam Rainsy to publicly deny or confirm statements attributed to him by a former Thai intelligence official, alleging that the Cambodian side initiated a border incident. Rainsy's supporters claim the media used outdated photos, but the spokesperson insists the content of the statement is paramount.
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