Malaysian Army Chief Praises Cambodian Military's Restraint Amid Tense Border Situation
The Malaysian Army Chief has lauded the Cambodian military for demonstrating high restraint and refraining from using force despite the sensitive situation along the Cambodia-Thailand border. Both military chiefs agreed to further strengthen bilateral military cooperation to contribute to regional peace.
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