Japan Denies Sending Combat Drones to Thailand, Hopes for Early Restoration of Peace
PHNOM PENH – The Japanese Embassy in Cambodia has rejected claims that Japan would provide Thailand with combat drones, describing them as false news.
"The Government of Japan has never planned to provide such equipment to Thailand, nor has it received such a request from Thailand," the statement issued on August 6 read.
The statement continued that Japan places the utmost importance on the implementation of the ceasefire agreement reached between Cambodia and Thailand and on the early restoration of peace.
Japan also hopes that the Cambodian people can go back to a peaceful daily life as soon as possible.
We pray for our Cambodian frontline soldiers and fellow citizens. 🙏 May they find safety and strength for their mental well-being. The Thai army is preparing to attack the Cambodian border area before GBCommittee meeting.
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About our two soldiers, One injured, couldn’t walk properly another one is in unstable mental condition.
The rest of the soldiers should be released to Cambodia as they are protected under international law and human rights.
RELEASE CAPTURED CAMBODIAN SOLDIERS
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Thailand claimed Cambodia broke the ceasefire — But international inspectors in Cambodia saw no violations.
Why lie if you're not hiding something?
Justice for Cambodia.
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