Thai Senate President issues statement refuting 'Hun Sen', affirms no violation of Cambodia's sovereignty
On August 29, Mr. Mongkol Surasajja, President of the Thai Senate, issued an official statement in both Thai and English to respond to allegations made by Samdech Akka Moha Sena Padei Techo Hun Sen, President of the Senate of Cambodia, regarding the issue of violating the sovereignty of a neighboring country.
This move follows accusations that the Thai side may have taken actions affecting Cambodia's sovereignty. The Thai Senate President clearly denied all allegations, stating that the information presented was untrue and could create misunderstandings among the public both domestically and internationally.
In the statement, Mr. Mongkol emphasized the good relations between the two countries and urged Cambodia to stop distorting facts on the global stage, while affirming that Thailand has always been committed to respecting international law and the sovereignty of its neighbors.
This incident is considered a significant issue that has garnered attention from the Thai public, as it concerns relations between neighboring countries sharing a border. Relevant agencies are closely monitoring the situation to prevent any escalation of conflict.
The conclusion of this matter still awaits a response from the Cambodian side to see what direction the relationship between the two countries will take. The Thai government continues to emphasize the use of diplomatic negotiations as the primary means of resolving problems to maintain peace in the region.