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Hun Sen Brands Thai Border Actions ‘Discredit Warfare’ at Parliamentary Conference

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August 28, 2026
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Prime Minister Hun Manet and his father, Senate President Hun Sen, accused Thailand on Wednesday of stalling on a border ceasefire deal and encroaching on Cambodian territory, with Hun Sen branding it a type of trendy “discredit warfare.”

The daddy-and-son duo spoke on the 2nd Inter-Parliamentary Audio system’ Convention (ISC-2) in Phnom Penh, the place parliamentary leaders and representatives from dozens of nations and worldwide organizations gathered to debate worldwide regulation, diplomacy and battle decision.

Hun Manet stated the border state of affairs with Thailand stays “fragile” and that “de-escalation measures have but to be applied” after the neighbors clashed alongside their border final yr, earlier than a ceasefire was reached in December.

“The set up of barbed wire, placement of containers, development of infrastructure and allocation of land to [Thai] civilians earlier than the border demarcation has taken place are issues of grave concern,” Hun Manet stated. “Regardless of these challenges, we stay dedicated to resolving the problem peacefully and based mostly on worldwide regulation.”

Final yr’s border preventing killed greater than 100 folks on each side and left over 20,000 Cambodians displaced from frontier villages that Phnom Penh says stay occupied by Thai forces.

Thai Protection Ministry spokesperson Surasant Kongsiri didn’t instantly reply to a request for remark. Bangkok has maintained that the border areas it holds are inside its personal territory or are frozen frontlines underneath the ceasefire.

Hun Sen’s spokesperson, Chea Thyrith, stated Thailand was invited to the three-day convention however declined to attend.

Hun Manet additionally known as the dispute “not merely a bilateral situation” however a worldwide concern over respect for worldwide regulation.

Hun Sen, who chairs ISC-2 and handed energy to his son in 2023, stated the world has entered a harmful new period of geopolitical “dysfunction.” He stated the Cambodia-Thailand battle falls underneath what he known as “discredit warfare” – the exploitation of a rustic’s inside vulnerabilities, citing on-line rip-off networks and human rights criticism, to strain a authorities, undermine its establishments and harm its worldwide standing.

“The Cambodia-Thailand border battle is a part of this example, wherein they’re occupying our territory on the grounds that some components of our territory are related to on-line scams,” he stated.

Parliamentary audio system and officers from dozens of nations and a number of other worldwide organizations gathered in Phnom Penh on Thursday for the 2nd Inter-Parliamentary Audio system’ Convention (ISC-2). (CamboJA/Pring Samrang)

Hun Sen seemed to be referring to Thai forces’ presence round border zones comparable to O’Smach in Oddar Meanchey province, a city that has reportedly housed on-line rip-off compounds linked to trafficked labor and is linked to U.S.-sanctioned Cambodian Senator Ly Yong Phat.

He known as on the convention to make use of the second to recommit to worldwide regulation and peaceable coexistence, and to strengthen parliamentary diplomacy as a device for constructing dialogue and belief.

The worldwide gathering comes as Phnom Penh is usually accused by Thailand of “internationalizing” border disputes, which Bangkok traditionally has avoided doing.

The newest case follows Thailand’s unilateral withdrawal earlier this yr from a decades-old settlement that supplied a framework for negotiating overlapping claims within the Gulf of Thailand. Cambodia then initiated obligatory conciliation proceedings underneath the U.N. Conference on the Regulation of the Sea (UNCLOS), which has since confronted delays.

Impartial Cambodian political analyst Seng Vannly stated the ISC-2 convention will be an vital discussion board for Cambodia amid border tensions, however that it has its limits.

“Internet hosting this international occasion helps strengthen Cambodia’s diplomatic standing and creates a global political setting that helps options based mostly on regulation reasonably than using pressure,” he stated. However he added that ISC-2 just isn’t a judicial establishment with the ability to compel compliance with the regulation.



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