we're can't do anything especially she world famous person so people will think her county own it ๐
We may be a small country without much international recognition or influence, but that does not mean our culture is any less valuable. This is part of Khmer heritage.
Cambodia may be small, but our culture is not. ๐ฐ๐ญ
This is Khmer danceโour heritage, our history, our identity. Respect it and acknowledge where it comes from.
Small country, great heritage. You can copy the moves, but you canโt erase their origins. ๐ฅ
we're can't do anything especially she world famous person so people will think her county own it ๐
We may be a small country without much international recognition or influence, but that does not mean our culture is any less valuable. This is part of Khmer heritage.
Thai is painting everything to Cambodia but Thai themselves never respect the international law.
Thai is invading Cambodia
Thai = thief
@UNESCO@FoxNews@CNN
@NEXZYU156221 Crying just because a dog stole someone elseโs culture? Youโre overthinking it. Whatโs stolen only proves who the original owner is.๐๐ผโโ๏ธ
@KrifaStudio If you have the time, take some time to study and learn about the history of Cambodia and Thailand properly before making claims or arguing about historical matters.
@KrifaStudio I donโt have enough time to argue with people who have never properly studied history, yet confidently claim, โThis belongs to me,โ and argue based only on things they have heard through word of mouth.
The smoke in the video may disappear, but the scars left on #PreahVihear Temple by the severe attack carried out by the #Thai military cannot be erased from the evidence.
The video being circulated shows disturbing scenes of heavy-weapons fire and powerful explosions in the area of Preah Vihear Temple, in December 2025, a #WorldHeritage property. Thick clouds of smoke rising from the temple area illustrate the intensity of the attack and the grave risks that the use of such weaponry posed to an ancient monument of irreplaceable value to #Cambodia and to humanity as a whole.
What makes this video even more significant is its origin. According to verification, the video was recorded and disseminated by members of the Thai military themselves. It is therefore not merely footage of an explosion; it constitutes an important piece of digital evidence that should be examined alongside the physical evidence of damage identified and documented at Preah Vihear Temple.
More importantly, evidence of the damage is not merely a claim made by Cambodia. The joint advisory mission of the UNESCO World Heritage Centre and ICOMOS, which inspected Preah Vihear Temple from 1 to 6 March 2026, documented direct damage to the World Heritage property, including severe destruction and displacement of architectural elements, damage to or loss of carvings and inscriptions, as well as traces of blast effects on the temple structures and surrounding cliff areas.
In other words, what is seen in the video has left physical traces on the temple itself. The explosions captured on camera did not disappear with the smoke. Their consequences were recorded on the stones, structures, carvings, inscriptions and architectural elements of a temple that has stood for centuries.
At the same time, CMAC conducted clearance and verification of explosive remnants in the Preah Vihear area following the fighting. Data referenced in the UNESCO-ICOMOS documentation record the discovery of substantial quantities of explosive remnants and weapon fragments in the area, including cluster-munition remnants, unexploded ordnance and thousands of artillery fragments. This technical evidence adds another important layer to the documentation of damage undertaken by international heritage experts.
The evidence should therefore be read together: the video records the attack as it occurred; CMAC documents the remnants of weapons and explosions on the ground; and UNESCO-ICOMOS documents the resulting damage to the World Heritage property.
Together, they form a compelling chain of evidence: the attack was captured on video - remnants of weapons were found on the ground - and damage to the temple was documented by international heritage experts.
The damage inflicted upon Preah Vihear Temple cannot be erased by any subsequent assertion. Broken stones, damaged structures, and affected carvings and inscriptions constitute physical evidence. The explosive remnants and weapon fragments documented by CMAC constitute technical evidence. And the footage of the attack constitutes digital evidence.
The smoke in the video may disappear, but the scars left on Preah Vihear Temple by the attack cannot be erased from the evidence.
How was your idol? Trying to claim Cambodia culture! Don't forget give credit to owner, or they were happy when everyone call them "Thief" ๐น๐ญ #thiefnation#thailand
Woke up and chose to defend my culture. ๐ฐ๐ญ
Because staying silent while someone rewrites our history isnโt an option.
#khmerdance#cambodia#lisabitch#copycat
Even though sheโs famous, she keeps copying Cambodian culture and presenting it as her own without permission. No matter how hard she tries, the original will always be the original#khmerdance#culture#lisa