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Thailand protests Cambodia’s use of anti-personnel mines, citing ceasefire breach and Ottawa Convention violations

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BANGKOK: Thailand’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Tuesday (Aug 12) issued a four-point statement protesting Cambodia’s use of anti-personnel mines. It urged the international community to review mine clearance aid to Phnom Penh.

The statement reads:

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