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Cambodian PM accuses Thailand of occupying territory after ceasefire

18 February 2026
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Cambodian PM accuses Thailand of occupying territory after ceasefire
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Cambodia’s Prime Minister Hun Manet called for border demarcation with Thailand, citing ongoing occupation of Cambodian territory. He also mentioned US President Donald Trump’s Board of Peace as a potential mediator. Hun Manet urged Thailand to resume border demarcation efforts and defended Cambodia’s relationships with both the US and China. Despite criticisms of Cambodia’s human rights record, the prime minister emphasized the country’s strong ties with the US in areas such as security cooperation.

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