Cambodian, U.S. Militaries Begin Detailed Planning for Angkor Sentinel Exercise
Cambodian and U.S. militaries concluded detailed planning for the "Angkor Sentinel" joint exercise, scheduled for February 2027. This marks the resumption of the bilateral exercise after a decade-long hiatus, aiming to enhance military cooperation and disaster response capabilities.
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