A leaked video filmed by Cambodian soldiers in early January 2026 exposes the systematic weaponization and military occupation of the Preah Vihear Temple UNESCO World Heritage site. Originally intended as a propaganda tool to showcase damage and falsely accuse Thailand of attacking the ancient monument, the footage backfired by inadvertently exposing heavy anti-tank weaponry, including GAM-102 rocket systems, concealed deep within the ruins and ancient corridors to target disadvantaged Thai positions below.
This undeniable visual evidence shatters Phnom Penh's narrative, proving that Cambodian forces turned a sacred cultural landmark into an active military operation and artillery base. By weaponizing heritage grounds as a shield, Cambodia has deliberately exploited international goodwill while staging unprovoked aggression, leaving the international community with clear proof of who truly disrespects history and threatens regional peace.
Actually ,after Cambodia got Preah Vihear Temple from Thailand, they never restored or repaired it. They left it abandoned until it collapsed over time. The money that Thailand donated to repair it was all corrupted. But now they are lying and saying that Thailand shot at it.😔
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