Thailand’s violation of the ceasefire endangers Cambodia’s people and heritage. We demand the immediate release of the 18 Cambodian soldiers.
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In accordance with the wishes of Cambodian people both inside and outside of Cambodia, as well as to express our sincere appreciation for president Donald Trump's initiative and support contributing greatly to immediate ceasefire between Cambodian and Thai forces and his continuous attention on its successful implementation until peace is fully achieved between the two countries; I, as the Prime Minister of Cambodia, have submited to the Norwegian Nobel Committee an official letter of nomination for President Donald Trump for the Noble Peace Prize.
In recent days, two key reports have been circulating: the first concerns Japan's provision of drones to Thailand, China's provision of drones to Cambodia, and South Korea’s sale of ammunition and aircraft to Thailand, allegedly as part of efforts to prepare for operations targeting Hun Sen and Hun Manet. The second report involves alleged plans by the Thai leadership to orchestrate an assassination against me and Prime Minister Hun Manet.
If these two issues are not addressed or clarified, they could evolve into major problems in the future. Therefore, I would like to offer the following explanations:
1. On drones and military equipment: Regardless of where Cambodia or Thailand acquires drones or military equipment, the matter should not be exaggerated or extended into a conflict that goes beyond bilateral issues between the two countries. Especially when these very countries are supporting efforts to end the conflict, advocating for a ceasefire, and promoting peace between Cambodia and Thailand.
2. On the alleged assassination plot: The notion that Thai leaders are planning to assassinate me and Prime Minister Hun Manet is extremely difficult to believe. Even if the Thai leadership dislikes or disapproves of me or Hun Manet, it is unthinkable that they would stoop to such an immoral level as to conspire to kill us.
Historically, powerful generals have often been targeted for assassination to gain a strategic edge in warfare. However, the today’s era is different. We now seek dialogue and mutual understanding to build peace.
Cambodia needs a strong Thai leader capable of engaging in peace negotiations. Likewise, Thailand needs a strong Cambodian leader, and currently, only Hun Sen and Hun Manet have the authority and capacity to engage in such talks. Among the two, Hun Manet is taking the lead in direct negotiations.
Given this context, there is no rationale whatsoever for Thai leadership to plan the assassination of Hun Sen or Hun Manet. In fact, if either of us were truly killed at the hands of Thai leadership, it would certainly trigger the rise of tens of thousands, even millions of “Hun Sens” and “Hun Manets” across Cambodian soil, turning Thailand into an eternal enemy that would be impossible to appease. As for myself, and as for Hun Manet—we are not feeble frogs easily crushed. This is an additional explanation to affirm that Thai leaders are not planning the assassination of Hun Sen and Hun Manet.
As for the claim that the Thai leadership's plan to assassinate Hun Sen and Hun Manet would involve the use of military aircraft, it is critical that the countries selling such aircraft to Thailand strictly enforce agreements on their proper use. In the past, Thailand has used aircraft purchased from the United States and Sweden to intrude deep into Cambodian territory. Cambodia does not object to Thailand’s acquisition of military aircraft. However, we strongly urge that these aircraft not be used to conduct airstrikes into Cambodian territory, nor into the territories of Laos, Malaysia, or Myanmar, which are Thailand’s neighboring countries.
Thailand Cannot Hide the Truth: The World Saw Its Bombs Fall on Cambodia
The recent armed aggression by the Thai military against the Kingdom of Cambodia is not just an assault on our territorial sovereignty — it is an assault on truth itself. While the people of Oddar Meanchey continue to count the cost of Thai airstrikes, Bangkok dares to deny what the world already knows: Thai aircraft dropped bombs, including the deadly MK-84, on Cambodian soil.
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On 30/07/25, the Thai government announced that Prasat Ta Krabey was under their control. On 31/07/25, a Cambodian reporter went live on Facebook with Cambodian soldiers who were controlling the temple. After this video was published, the Thai government revealed the truth about their lie to the Thai people. This is just one example of the lies the Thai government has told its people. A simple question for Thais: Have you ever wondered if your government has told you more lies?
STOP SPREADING MISINFORMATION
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