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Hun Sen clarifies Japanese-Chinese drone issue, stating that conflict should not be escalated to third countries, and stating that he does not believe the Thai leader is planning to assassinate him and Hun Manet.
Thailand and Cambodia have begun negotiations in Malaysia over their disputed border, a week after a fragile ceasefire ended five days of deadly fighting between the two Asian countries. But tensions are far from over; emotions are also running high on social media.
Thailand Dispels Cambodia Media Claims Of Assassination Bombing Plot
BANGKOK – Thailand’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has firmly rejected claims made by Cambodian state media about a supposed Thai plot to assassinate Cambodia’s Senate President Hun Sen and Prime Minister Hun Manet. Cambodian reports suggested the Royal Thai Air Force intended to use South Korean GPS-guided bombs against the Cambodian leaders. Thai Foreign Minister Maris […] The post Thailand Dispels Cambodia Media Claims of Assassination Bombing …
Thailand slams Hun Sen and Hun Manet assassination plot claims
Thailand slams Hun Sen and Hun Manet assassination plot claimsLegacyThailand has fiercely denied claims from Cambodia that it plotted to assassinate two of the country’s most powerful leaders. The Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) hit back after Cambodia’s Minister of Information reportedly accused Thailand of conspiring to kill Senate President Hun Sen and Prime Minister Hun Manet, citing so-called foreign intelligence sources. The allegat…
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