Border calm begins after KL Peace Accord


Peace in motion: Cambodian soldiers sitting atop a tank loaded on a truck as military personnel look on along a street in Preah Vihear province. — Agence Kampuchea Press/AFP

The country has begun relocating its military weapons along the disputed Thai border following the signing of the historic KL Peace Accord.

The state media Agence Kampuchea Presse yesterday reported that the operation was conducted under the observation of the Asean Observer Team and the National Defence Ministry since Sunday night.

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