Cambodia, Thailand to conduct joint border patrols
The armies of Cambodia and Thailand
have agreed to conduct joint patrols along the two countries common
border following their recent meeting.
The armies of Cambodia and Thailand
have agreed to conduct joint patrols along the two countries common
border following their recent meeting.
Cambodian newspapers said on August 4 that the meeting took place immediately after Thailand had appointed General Srey Duk as the new commander of the areas where Thailand borders with Cambodia .
According to General Srey Duk, both parties have agreed to maintain friendship between military units stationed on the border and increase bilateral meetings to nurture a better understanding./.
Cambodian newspapers said on August 4 that the meeting took place immediately after Thailand had appointed General Srey Duk as the new commander of the areas where Thailand borders with Cambodia .
According to General Srey Duk, both parties have agreed to maintain friendship between military units stationed on the border and increase bilateral meetings to nurture a better understanding./.
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