Cambodia Warns Against 'New Facts' on Border During Ceasefire
Cambodia's Information Minister has strongly warned that ceasefires must not be used to alter the situation on the ground. He denounced actions like demolishing homes, building infrastructure, or raising flags during a ceasefire as creating 'new facts,' urging the international community to monitor the situation.
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