Thai Troops Scheduled to Sue Cambodia for Mine Issue

Saturday, November 22, 2008

Phnom Penh: Siem (Thai) troops threatened to file a complaint with the International Court to sue Cambodia, accusing of burying new mines at the border dispute that caused two Thai troops to lose their legs while they were patrolling. However, Cambodia side denied the Thai charge. Cambodian soldier officers said that those two troops had invaded Khmer territory in the mine field where many mines were buried during the time war. Thai troops walked on mine in July.

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