Cambodian PM Criticizes Sam Rainsy: Silent to Thai Press, Accuses Own Soldiers for Political Gain
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has criticized opposition leader Sam Rainsy for accusing Cambodian soldiers in a border dispute while remaining silent towards Thai media. The PM suggested Rainsy's actions serve political gain and are detrimental to national interests.
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