@peng_p34713@houtsengkea Evidence, boy ��� evidence! Please don’t make claims or blame anyone without proof.
Oh, sorry, I forgot the io doesn’t have any support for their fake news. Sorry, sorry, I get it now — your boss just told you to go spread fake news. You don’t have any support for your argument.
@peng_p34713@LongdyT60899@houtsengkea Evidence, boy — evidence! Please don’t make claims or blame anyone without proof. Oh, sorry, I forgot the io doesn’t have any support for their fake news. Sorry, sorry, I get it now — your boss just told you to go spread fake news. You don’t have any support for your argument.
@peng_p34713@LongdyT60899@houtsengkea Evidence, boy — evidence! Please don’t make claims or blame anyone without proof.
Oh, sorry, I forgot the io doesn’t have any support for their fake news. Sorry, sorry, I get it now — your boss just told you to go spread fake news. You don’t have any support for your argument.
@KSokty @OkenwaCrypto1 This video was taken while Cambodia invited military attachés to inspect the border. And do you see that red fence? That’s the point where Thailand has blocked access — it means we’re even keeping a distance from the borderline.
@PSongpheng1029 @OkenwaCrypto1 And The video was taken while Cambodia invited military attachés to inspect the border in Aug 2025. And do you see that red fence? That’s the point where Thailand has blocked access — it means we’re even keeping a distance from the borderline.
@PSongpheng1029 @OkenwaCrypto1 Hey boys, that is not just the stone The Thailand–Cambodia border markers are cement boundary posts in a rectangular shape with a pointed top, historically used to demarcate the border between Thailand and Cambodia. These markers were installed during the years 1908–1909
@PSongpheng1029 @OkenwaCrypto1 These markers serve as historical evidence of the transition from ancient kingdoms to modern nation-states and stand as symbols of the sovereignty of both nations.
@PSongpheng1029 @OkenwaCrypto1 There are a total of 73 boundary markers. They begin at Marker No. 1 near Chong Sa Ngam in Sisaket Province, Thailand, and extend to Marker No. 73 near Ban Hat Lek in Trat Province, Thailand, and Cham Yeam Village in Koh Kong Province, Cambodia.
@PSongpheng1029 @OkenwaCrypto1 A treaty signed between Siam(Thailand) and France, which at the time controlled Cambodia as a protectorate. The purpose was to formally establish a recognized boundary line between the two territories.Each boundary marker bears inscriptions in 4 languages:Thai, Khmer, Eng,French
@LongdyT60899@houtsengkea Hey boy, this is 202 this video was taken while Cambodia invited military attaches to inspect the border. And do you see that red fence? That’s the point where Thailand has blocked access — it means we’re even keeping a distance from the borderline.
@nextnews Even the foreign delegation, which Cambodia brought along in an attempt to show that Thailand invaded Cambodia, ended up questioning the border marker. The marker clearly shows Cambodia encroached on Thai territory and violated Thailand’s sovereignty.