Japanese naval ships visit Cambodia
Three ships of the Japanese Maritime Self-Defence Force (JMSDF), with
623 officers and sailors on board, anchored at Sihanoukville port in
Preah Sihanouk province of Cambodia, for a four-day visit.
Three ships of the Japanese Maritime Self-Defence Force (JMSDF), with
623 officers and sailors on board, anchored at Sihanoukville port in
Preah Sihanouk province of Cambodia, for a four-day visit.
The visit aims to further strengthen relations and cooperation between the two countries’ naval forces.
The ships, led by Commander of Escort Unit 15 of JMSDF Captain Koji Yagi, were received by Rear Admiral Ros Veasna, Deputy Head of the Ream Naval Base in the province.-VNA
The visit aims to further strengthen relations and cooperation between the two countries’ naval forces.
The ships, led by Commander of Escort Unit 15 of JMSDF Captain Koji Yagi, were received by Rear Admiral Ros Veasna, Deputy Head of the Ream Naval Base in the province.-VNA
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