Cambodia and U.S. Sign Landmark Defense Framework Agreement to Deepen Bilateral Security Cooperation
Cambodia and the United States have signed a landmark defense framework agreement aimed at deepening bilateral security cooperation. This accord is expected to further solidify the partnership between the two nations amidst evolving regional and international security landscapes.
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