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Phnom Penh - The Cambodian government on Wednesday rejected claims carried by a Thai television station that Thai opposition supporters crossed into western Cambodia and were trained in fomenting unrest.
A government spokesman said Cambodia followed a policy of peaceful co-existence with all nations, and would not interfere in another country's internal affairs.
ASTV on Monday carried a report in which a Thai military commander claimed that red shirts had crossed into Oddar Meanchey province, where they were trained in techniques to stir up social unrest.
The Thai commander, identified by the Cambodian government as Vivalit Chhonsomrit, then alleged that the training was a step towards declaring that north-eastern Thailand was under opposition control.
The Cambodian government said foreign military bases were not permitted on its territory, and called on the Thai media to refrain from distributing "baseless information, which would mislead national and international opinion."
The two-month showdown between anti-government protestors and the Thai government left at least 88 people dead and hundreds injured in Bangkok. Troops finally dispersed the demonstrators on May 19, sparking off rioting that destroyed numerous buildings in the capital.
Thailand's fugitive former premier Thaksin Shinawatra, who has close ties to the protest movement, is an ally of Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen.
Thaksin's appointment last year as an adviser to the Cambodian government sparked a diplomatic rift between the two nations that has still not healed.
A government spokesman said Cambodia followed a policy of peaceful co-existence with all nations, and would not interfere in another country's internal affairs.
ASTV on Monday carried a report in which a Thai military commander claimed that red shirts had crossed into Oddar Meanchey province, where they were trained in techniques to stir up social unrest.
The Thai commander, identified by the Cambodian government as Vivalit Chhonsomrit, then alleged that the training was a step towards declaring that north-eastern Thailand was under opposition control.
The Cambodian government said foreign military bases were not permitted on its territory, and called on the Thai media to refrain from distributing "baseless information, which would mislead national and international opinion."
The two-month showdown between anti-government protestors and the Thai government left at least 88 people dead and hundreds injured in Bangkok. Troops finally dispersed the demonstrators on May 19, sparking off rioting that destroyed numerous buildings in the capital.
Thailand's fugitive former premier Thaksin Shinawatra, who has close ties to the protest movement, is an ally of Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen.
Thaksin's appointment last year as an adviser to the Cambodian government sparked a diplomatic rift between the two nations that has still not healed.
11 comments:
Fuck up ASTV, you the stupid TV in the world, your country is a bit better among Asean country but still crazy. How can red training if you don't let them enter Cambodia? your border is guard by your military. If the Thai Govnt is good not red at all.
Please leave Cambodia alone! Keep your Thai problem in your country!
All, this is one among the Siamese's magic bullet taget that I have recently mentioned in this KI blog. The conflict in Baengkok was the Siamese strategy it was one to enable thieve accusing Khmer many ways, have I said that because Siames need to achieve their gaol objective is to occupy Khmer land where they're actually claiming(Daeng-raik Mountain and down side). This trick is to wisely provocation steadly in order to achieve their dreams befor his Biger Boss shutting his second eye.
Ah Siam! I have a word for you let bring it on! Your wealth is not always win this war!...remember This is a truely POCKER AFTER DARK.
Down to you Siam!!
This time that's completely the fault of Hun Sen, he hired a fugitive as his economic adviser..
Khmers could fall in war against Thais because of that.
When Cambodia become an expert on civil unrest ????
I thoght Cambodian Gov. would not allow Cambodian to protest on the street !!!!!
That's what happened when Thai do not have freedom to criticize their own King, millitary or Gov. official. So they have to criticize or pointing fingure to some body else.
It is so pathetic !!!!!
So the Siam army are nothing, shit, powerfull arm defend among some other Aseans included Khmer but why those bastard Siam army that built up along the both border and no Khmer could cross in to Siam side , and the Red shirt can cross in and training in Cambodia? Siam army are such hopeless, kill only un arm people.
Go back to origins place would you.
When will this stupidity non-sense accusation from the thug thais end? Abhisit, Keep your problems to yourself, please!
ASTV is the TV station owned by the fucken PAD leader Limthongkul. This station spread rumors and lies to stir up troubles between Cambodia and Thailand. ASTV said Preah Vihear used to be part of Thailand until Thaksin gave it away without a fight (sic!)...
Chea Dara must do everything for Hun Sen's best friend (ThakSin)
All readers please do not angry now and all of us must find the evidences first
No red Thai but black Thai stand at Khmer pagoda in Preah Vihear temple.
Abhishit Vejjajiva, you must get rid of your black ass (Thai dang bastards) from Preah vihear khmer temple...dumbfuck!
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