Cambodia Prioritizes 'Diplomatic Battlefield' in Thai Border Disputes, Says PM
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet reaffirmed Cambodia's stance on border disputes with Thailand, stating a preference for diplomatic and legal channels over armed conflict to protect lives and prevent renewed hostilities. He emphasized this choice as a strategic, not cowardly, approach.
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