Malaysia-led observer team checks on security along Thai-Cambodian border


The multinational observers led by Malaysian Defence Attache to Cambodia Col Nazlee Abdul Rahman inspecting a barbed wire and tyre barricade built by Thai forces on Aug 14, 2025. - Supplied

PHNOM PENH: The Cambodia-Thailand ceasefire monitoring effort is gaining momentum with a seven-nation Interim Observer Team (IOT) visiting border areas today (Aug 15) to assess the security situation.

The team, led by Malaysian Defence Attaché to Cambodia Col Nazlee Abdul Rahman, conducted a field trip to gauge the latest developments along the border areas that have been a flashpoint recently.

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