Cambodia, Vietnam reaffirm military ties
Deutsche Presse-Agentur dpa
Thursday September 28, 2006
Phnom Penh- The complicated international situation makes a strong military alliance between Cambodia and Vietnam an ongoing advantage which will be maintained, a Cambodian official said Thursday. Speaking after a meeting between Cambodian National Assembly chief Heng Samrin and Vietnamese deputy Defence Minister Nguyen Khac Nghien, Heng Samrin's spokesman Koam Kosal told reporters the exchange had been extremely cordial and that the two nations had applauded their continued military alliance as both valuable and prudent.
"Mr Nghien told Heng Samrin that the international situation is complicated and that this point impacts on the general security and interests of our two countries. The problems of the region also impact on our two countries," Kosal said.
The meeting between Nghien, who is also chief of staff of the Vietnamese People's Army, and Heng Samrin appeared to cement the continued exchange of delegations and high level training, cooperation and interaction between the two nation's military.
Kosal said the two nations enjoyed a mutually beneficial military relationship which they wanted to continue.
Nghien is also slated to meet Cambodian Senate leader Chea Sim and Defence Minister Tea Banh during his three-day visit.
Deutsche Presse-Agentur dpa
Thursday September 28, 2006
Phnom Penh- The complicated international situation makes a strong military alliance between Cambodia and Vietnam an ongoing advantage which will be maintained, a Cambodian official said Thursday. Speaking after a meeting between Cambodian National Assembly chief Heng Samrin and Vietnamese deputy Defence Minister Nguyen Khac Nghien, Heng Samrin's spokesman Koam Kosal told reporters the exchange had been extremely cordial and that the two nations had applauded their continued military alliance as both valuable and prudent.
"Mr Nghien told Heng Samrin that the international situation is complicated and that this point impacts on the general security and interests of our two countries. The problems of the region also impact on our two countries," Kosal said.
The meeting between Nghien, who is also chief of staff of the Vietnamese People's Army, and Heng Samrin appeared to cement the continued exchange of delegations and high level training, cooperation and interaction between the two nation's military.
Kosal said the two nations enjoyed a mutually beneficial military relationship which they wanted to continue.
Nghien is also slated to meet Cambodian Senate leader Chea Sim and Defence Minister Tea Banh during his three-day visit.
2 comments:
You ass hold VietCong enjoy suppress, stilling, robing, rape us with your dog ex khmer rouge.
Some day you all go to fucking hell!
The Vietcong now want military ties with AH HUN SEN government? Do you think that Cambodian military are so powerful is that why the Vietcong want a tie? Of course not! Cambodia military are so weak and they can't even protect Cambodian border from the Viet, the Thai, and the Loa
Cambodian people need to understand something here! What the Vietcong really after is the influence over Cambodian military struture! AH HUN SEN government had been sending hundred, hundred, even thousand of Cambodian men and women to Vietname to learn the so called Vietcong theory! Over the years these Cambodian men and women who got their education from Vietname can't even do shit for Cambodia! These Cambodian men and women are trained by the Vietcong to agree with the Vietcong's aggression and the Vietcong ideology! The Thanh Nien News (Vietnam) recently published in KI had confirmed that "Vietnam’s competitiveness is ranked 77th out of 125 global economies according to the Global Competitiveness Report 2006-2007 released by the World Economic Forum yesterday and Cambodia is ranked 111 out of 125 global economies!" This is a fucken proof!
The Vietcong are in business to train these Cambodian men and women to be a looser! So the Vietcong seeks military tie is one way to secure " the continued exchange of delegations and HIGH LEVEL TRAINING, cooperation and interaction between the two nation's military." In long run, the Vietcong will benefit greatly from the exchange and the training from Cambodian leaders! AH HUN SEN is a living example of what I am trying to say here!
The solution is to disengage completely from the Vietcong and only then Cambodia can truely understand her capability and her place of standing in the world!
I say no to the Vietcong military tie! I say yes to the Vietcong to FREE THE KHMER KROM NOW!!!!!!
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