Hun Xen and his family went to kowtow Le Kha Phieu in Vietnam to express his gratitude to the Viets

Hun Xen, his wife and his 3 sons paid a kowtow visit to Le Kha Phieu, the former secretary-general of the Vietnamese Communist Party on 01 January 2012. (Photo: TVK)

Hun Sen met with former Viet leader to reminisce about their stuggle

02 January 2012
The Free Press Magazine Online
Translated from Khmer by Soch
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TVK reported that, in the afternoon of 01 January 2012, taking opportunity of his participation in a commemoration held in Dong Nay for the Viet invading soldiers who were killed, Hun Xen and his family met with Le Kha Phieu, the former president of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, to reminisce about their struggle.

During his meeting with Le Kha Phieu, Hun Xen expressed his gratitude to Vietnam which sent troops to invade Cambodia and to remove the KR regime. Hun Xen said that the commemoration for the 49 Viet invading soldiers killed in Long Giao commune, Long Khanh district, Dong Nay province, Vietnam on 02 January 2012 will be conducted to tell the world that the Viets came to help, not to invade Cambodia (sic!). He confirmed that if there were no Viet troops, there is no way [for Heng Xamrin and Hun Xen’s ragtag ban] to topple the KR.

In response, Le Kha Phieu praised the CPP which is determined to defend and develop Cambodia.

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Vietnamese volunteer remains repatriated from Cambodia

22/06/2011
VOV News (Hanoi)

A solemn ceremony was held in Kampong Chnang province, Cambodia, on June 21 to repatriate 11 sets of remains of Vietnamese voluntary soldiers, who had laid down their lives in an international mission during the past war in Cambodia.

The remains were the final batch found by joint search teams from Cambodia’s Kampong Chnang province and Vietnam’s Military Zone 9 and An Giang province from 2003-2011, implementing an agreement signed between the Vietnamese and Cambodian governments.

During the period, joint search teams found 240 sets of remains of Vietnamese voluntary soldiers in the province.

Addressing the ceremony, Dr. Tut Marim, Advisor to Prime Minister Hun Sen, said that Cambodians would never forget the great misery they experienced during the Pol Pot genocidal regime.

He said the whole nation of Cambodia always bears in mind the huge assistance of the Vietnamese Government, army and people.

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Dak Nong-Mondulkiri friendship association debuts

9/09/2010
VOV News

A friendship association between the Central Highland province of Dak Nong and Cambodia’s Mandulkiri province made its debut on September 8

Most of the association’s 400 members are former Vietnamese experts and voluntary soldiers who once worked and engaged in combat in Cambodia.

The association is designed to promote friendship and cooperation between the two provinces, especially in the fields of the economy, culture, science, technology and border security.

The two provinces share a 130-km border with two national border gates. Since 2006, Dak Nong has granted almost VND30 billion to help Mondulkiri build schools, vocational training centres and offices.

Dak Nong has also enabled local people from the Cambodian province to have medical check-ups and treatment in its border hospitals. It also provided foods, medicines and construction materials to Mondulkiri residents who were affected by natural disasters.

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Dak Lak reburies 81 martyrs killed in Cambodia

07/06/2009
Vietnam Net Bridge (Hanoi)

The Central Highland province of Dak Lak on June 4 held a solemn ceremony to rebury the remains of 81 Vietnamese soldiers who laid down their lives in Cambodia during wartime.

The remains were discovered during the 2008-09 dry season by Dak Lak province’s K51 search team in Keo Sa Man district of Cambodia’s Mondunkyri province. Only 12 sets of remains were identified.

During 2008-2009, the team found and repatriated 111 sets of remains from Cambodia.

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Khanh Hoa’s Command strengthens tie with Cambodia’s Stung-Treng

Friday, 13/02/2009
Voice of the Armed Forces and People, Vietnam (Hanoi)

PANO – Military Commands of two provinces of Vietnam and Cambodia have agreed to continue increasing their cooperation to protect the social security in their localities.

This agreement was reached during the first meeting between the military authorities from the two commands to review their cooperative tasks in 2008, and to sign a MoU (Memorandum of Understanding) for cooperation this year.

The Cambodian military partner also agreed to continue help Vietnamese teams in their search for the graves of Vietnamese soldiers who sacrificed their lives in Cambodia during military campaigns there.

Earlier, Khanh Hoa’s Military Command asked the Provincial People’s Committee to help support Cambodia’s Stung-Treng Province’s Military Command in building an 200 square-metre office for the unit and to provide other needed equipment.

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Fallen soldiers’ remains repatriated

Sunday, August 24, 2008
VNA (Hanoi)

Servicemen from Military Zone 7 in the south have repatriated 5,588 sets of remains of Vietnamese war combatants in Cambodia since they began in 2001.

A conference in Ho Chi Minh City Friday to review the search and repatriation operation reported that only 340 of the sets had been identified.

According to Military Zone 7, there has been seven search phases in 10 cities and provinces so far.

During the seventh phase in the 2007-08 dry season, search teams found 403 sets of remains from six provinces in Cambodia which were returned to Vietnam and buried in martyrs’ cemeteries in Tay Ninh, Binh Phuoc and Long An provinces.

The search will continue in the 2008-09 dry season, the Military Zone 7 officers said.

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25/07/2007
Southern province receives soldiers’ remains from Cambodia

A solemn ceremony was held on July 25 in the southern province of Tay Ninh to receive 72 sets of remains of its volunteer soldiers who died during the wars in Cambodia.

The remains were searched and collected in Kompong Cham, Siem Reap, Battambang and Meanchay provinces of Cambodia by two working groups coded K70 and K71 from the Military Zone 7. They were reburied at Martyrs’ Cemetery Hill 82 in Tan Bien District.

Since 2001, the province has received 2,125 sets of remains of volunteer soldiers from Cambodia.

Source: VNA