ASEAN Observers Briefed on Thailand-Cambodia Border Ceasefire
Cambodian military officials in western Cambodia briefed the ASEAN Observer Team on the ceasefire situation and monitoring efforts along the border with Thailand. Contributions to regional peace and confidence-building were acknowledged.
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