Cambodian Government Spokesperson Criticizes Sam Rainsy for 'Evading Facts'
Cambodia's government spokesperson criticized opposition leader Sam Rainsy for allegedly evading facts and changing the subject regarding past statements. A former Thai official's remarks suggest Rainsy claimed 'Cambodia fired first,' and the government demands a clear explanation.
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