Cambodia Appoints 41 Relatives of Fallen, Wounded Soldiers to Military Posts
The Cambodian government has announced the recruitment of 41 relatives of fallen and severely wounded soldiers into the armed forces, granting them the rank of Second Lieutenant. This move is seen as a gesture of support and recognition for soldiers who sacrificed for the nation.
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