If these patches were taken from a dead or incapacitated Cambodian soldier, itβs illegal. The Geneva Conventions protect the bodies and personal effects of fallen combatants, and taking items like insignia is classified as pillage. Militaries can collect evidence for identification or intelligence, but individual soldiers cannot strip uniforms for souvenirs. Have some dignity.
What exactly is Thailand trying to hide?
- The failure at the SEA Games?
- The failure to help people suffering from natural disasters?
- The failing economy?
- Or are they using the border clash to gain popularity?
ααα ααααΈαααααααΆαααααααααααα½αααΆαααααα αα·ααα ααααα·ααααα·ααΆαα’ααααααΆαα· ααααααααΆααΆααΆα αααααααα»ααΆ
Statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of The Kingdom of Cambodia
#α αα»ααααΆααα #Hunmanet #ααααα»ααΆ #cambodia #ααααα·ααΆααα ααααα»ααΆ #Peaceincambodia
Thai military has been reportedly fired a smoke bomb in O Beichoan commune, Banteay Meanchey province, injuring a monk, journalist, and a man and woman on September 17
Urgent news : Thai riot police invade Cambodia at Prey chan Cambodia land and fire tear gas and rubber bullets to Cambodians villagers who try to stop them from invade and use barbed wire to seize Cambodian people's land along the border of Banteay Meanchey Province Cambodia ..some Cambodian get injure and unconscious by the tear gas and rubber bullets from Thailand police .. please the world hear our pain and please help usππ°π
#thailandInvade #Cambodianeedpeace #ThailandInvadedCambodia
#ThailandOpenFireFirst
#ThailandViolatedCeasefire
@cnni@BBCBreaking@UNICEFCambodia
On August 28, in conjunction with Embassy Week Sihanoukville 2025, CDA Bridgette Walker met with Preah Sihanouk Governor Mang Sineth on strengthening U.S. relations with Cambodia. The United States Embassy is proud to host Embassy Week in Preah Sihanouk as part of our yearlong celebration of 75 years of U.S.-Cambodia diplomatic ties.
π¨Breaking: Trump praises Cambodia after Nobel Peace Prize nomination β China offers only a photo-op
History is being written right now.
President Donald J. Trump has praised Cambodian leadership in an official White House letter after Prime Minister Hun Manet nominated him for the Nobel Peace Prize. In that letter, Trump honored Cambodiaβs long history, praised Hun Manet as a strong leader who values peace, and reminded the world that his ceasefire deal ended the bloodshed with Thailand, saved thousands of lives, and opened the door to prosperity.
And Cambodia is not alone. Leaders from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Gabon, Israel, Pakistan, and Rwanda have all joined the call for Trump to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. Why? Because Trump delivers results. He issued ultimatums. He threatened tariffs. He forced both Cambodia and Thailand back to the negotiating table. And he brought peace where the world thought it was impossible.
Now compare that to China. This week, Cambodiaβs King and Queen Mother traveled to Beijing to meet Xi Jinping. But according to Cambodian sources close to the meeting, the encounter was little more than a staged photo-op. Ambassadors filled the room, Xi walked in, shook hands, posed for pictures, and walked out. No pressure on Thailand. No consequences for breaking the ceasefire. No accountability. Just optics.
The contrast is undeniable:
π Trump threatened consequences and delivered peace.
π China smiled for cameras and gave Thailand cover to keep violating the truce.
Beijing thrives on destabilization. Chaos on Cambodiaβs border weakens America, undermines Trump, and shields Thailandβs military generals.
So letβs be clear: while Trump is being nominated worldwide as the man of peace, China is playing games, protecting Thailand, and testing Americaβs resolve.
This is why the Cambodian people look to the United States, not Beijing. And itβs why Next News will continue exposing the truth β a truth so powerful that Congress, Cambodia, and the world can no longer ignore it.
πΊ Watch my full report here β¬οΈ