China denies supplying new weapons to Cambodia in Thai border conflict


The meeting took place in the OIMC Reception Room in Beijing. - Photo: The Nation/ANN

BEIJING: China has officially denied recent allegations that it has supplied any military weapons or support to the Cambodian Armed Forces amid the current Thai–Cambodian border conflict.

All items in the Cambodian armory originate from past military cooperation agreements, and no new military support has been provided, said China.

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