ChanChav Vou

stock crypto etc.,

[ChanChav Vou @EnvVou]

Bitcoin going down to 46000$

[ChanChav Vou @EnvVou]

#CambodiaNeedsPeace

[Fox News @FoxNews]

"He saved lives."

Cambodian prime minister says he's nominated President Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize.

[The White House @WhiteHouse]

HISTORIC PEACE BETWEEN THAILAND & CAMBODIA.

President Trump and Malaysia's Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim hosted the Prime Ministers of Thailand and Cambodia for the signing of the ‘Kuala Lumpur Peace Accords’—a historic peace declaration.

[Michael B Alfaro @MichaelBAlfaro]

CEASEFIRE BREACHED! - Cambodian Buddhist Monks, Villagers Wounded In Border Violence Escalation https://t.co/bXcZEMdmDd

[Leong Wai Kit @LeongWaiKitCNA]

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Spoke to Cambodian Mine Action Centre DG Heng Ratana

CMAC is tapping its 12,000-strong network of trained volunteers in Cambodia to help keep communities safe by responding and reacting appropriately from unexploded bombs

[Next News Network @nextnews]

🚨BREAKING: @JRMajewski just dropped this video exposing Thai soldiers assaulting Cambodian civilians AFTER a ceasefire.

He calls out Thailand’s lies, their info war, and praises my friend Michael Alfaro for risking it all at the border.

Full video 🎥⬇️

[The Phnom Penh Post @phnompenhpost]

Reports Thais preparing to bulldoze homes

Full story: https://t.co/UZv38OOYbb

[The Phnom Penh Post @phnompenhpost]

[Op-Ed] What Does Thailand Really Want from This War?

Full story: https://t.co/zoBkqN8Cmu

[Next News Network @nextnews]

🚨Silenced by Thailand, Heard by the World: The Truth About Cambodia and Trump’s Peace Plan

How our reporting shook Southeast Asia, triggered Trump’s ultimatum, and led 70,000 monks to nominate him for the Nobel Peace Prize

History is being written before our eyes.

Thailand has officially blacklisted me and Trump consultant Michael B. Alfaro after our reporting from the Cambodia–Thailand border reached millions, forced international attention, and triggered President Donald J. Trump’s direct intervention.

👉 The Story:

Michael traveled to Cambodia during the August ceasefire period after President Trump warned both Cambodia and Thailand they would face devastating tariffs if hostilities continued. On the ground, Michael documented families forced into plastic tents, schools and temples destroyed, and the kidnapping of 18 Cambodian soldiers by Thai forces. His livestream drew over 9 million viewers in a single hour, with shares that pushed the total viewership past 100 million across Asia.

I carried that reporting directly to our audience through Next News Network — and the impact was immediate.

👉 The Fallout:

🔵 The Thai army and left-wing reporters launched a smear campaign, falsely calling Michael a “lobbyist” and dismissing me as “just a YouTuber.”

🔵 When that failed, they escalated by blacklisting us outright — a desperate attempt to silence our voices.

🔵 Yet their own propaganda exposed their fear: because the truth had already reached the White House.

👉 Trump’s Response:

After reviewing Michael’s footage, President Trump issued a dramatic ultimatum: Cambodia and Thailand must return to the table or face U.S. withdrawal and tariffs. Within hours, the first peace talks since the conflict reignited were underway.

👉 The Global Ripple Effect:

🔵 Cambodian-American communities are preparing a Champion Trophy ceremony in September to honor both Michael and myself for exposing what others ignored.

🔵 And now, in a stunning new development, 70,000 Cambodian Buddhist monks have formally nominated President Donald J. Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize, citing his role in ending the decades-long border conflict.

👉 Why This Matters:

This is bigger than Thailand’s blacklist. It’s about truth, peace, and the power of reporting when others stay silent. From Cambodia’s killing fields to Ukraine’s battlegrounds, Trump is breaking deadlocks the establishment said were impossible to solve — and they hate it.

The Thai army can smear us. Left-wing media can attack us. They can blacklist us. But they cannot erase what has already happened: our reporting reached the President of the United States, helped force peace talks, and now stands at the center of a Nobel Peace Prize nomination.

This is history in the making. And you are witnessing it.

📺 Watch my full special report here 👇

[ChanChav Vou @EnvVou]

#Cambodianeedpeace

[UNICEF Cambodia @UNICEFCambodia]

Join UNICEF in responding to the 🚨 critical needs of Cambodian children and families affected by crises and emergencies.

Support what you can to help UNICEF reach children in need via https://t.co/OzwXx1viBk.

[Cambodianess @TTNEnglish]

CMAC Director General Heng Ratana shows some images of severe damage done to Preah Vihear Temple by Thai military attacks using 155-millimeter caliber shells, cluster bombs, and other types of bombs during the five-day armed clashes.

Photo from Heng Ratana

[Neth Pheaktra @pheaktraneth]

Another video shows the damage caused by heavy artillery fire from the Thai military on Preah Vihear Temple, a #UNESCO World Heritage Site. On August 20, 2025, the Interim Observation Team (IOT), composed of five countries and led by the Malaysian military contingent, with participation from military contingents of Indonesia, Laos, the Philippines, and Vietnam, visited and inspected the area around the Preah Vihear temple complex that had been devastated by Thai military shelling in recent days. #Cambodia #Thailand #ExposeThailandLies

[ChanChav Vou @EnvVou]

https://t.co/UNJUyKCDQ6

[Khmer Times @KhmerTimes]

Interim Observer Team visits Boeung Trakoun border checkpoint in Banteay Meanchey

[Cambodianess @TTNEnglish]

On July 29, The Strategist published an article by Angela Suriyasenee and Nathan Ruser titled “Thailand–Cambodia Conflict: Legacy Politics and Premeditated Escalation.” It argues that Cambodia engaged in premeditated escalation—linking this to road construction, troop movements, and political opportunism—and portrays Cambodia as the main driver of the fighting that broke out on July 24. But this account is misleading. It rests on undefined terms, vague sources, and selective interpretations—while ignoring decades of legal rulings and diplomatic efforts.

Read the op-ed: https://t.co/ka7kzj3THk

[The Phnom Penh Post @phnompenhpost]

Cambodia has reminded Thailand on multiple occasions that these areas still contain explosive remnants of war.

Full story: https://t.co/OTMoc2Syn4