I recently returned from my diplomatic assignment in Washington, D.C., where I engaged with U.S. policymakers, scholars, and communities across the country.
Just days later, I stood at Cambodiaβs northern border, witnessing firsthand the destruction caused by Thailandβs unprovoked military aggression, displacing civilians and violating a ceasefire brokered by the United States. This stark contrast, from the heart of American foreign policy to the frontlines of its consequences, compels me to speak out.
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Dear @realDonaldTrump,
The safety of Cambodian people is once again under threat. Thailand is actively evacuating their people at the border and is preparing for another attack. Our small nation is desperately in need of your intervention. Please, do not turn away
RESPECT CEASEFIRE AGREEMENT
#CambodiaNeedPeace
THEY WERE CAPTURED 5 HOURS AFTER THE CEASEFIRE CAME INTO EFFECT.
Thailand has confirmed that they detained 18 of our soldiers and will release them after the countries are at peace.
Let me ask you, THAILAND.
What right do you have to capture people from another nation? Are you a terrorist country? The ceasefire came into effect and you resorted to tricks and shameless tactics to capture our kindhearted soldiers who believed you were trying to get a photo for a handshake.
What is your skin made of? You still have the face to come to headline. What kind of peace were you looking for? We did not attack nor fire at you yet you captured our soldiers and detained them. WHAT PEACE!?
FACT ABOUT CAMBODIA
#ExposeThailandLies