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Defense Ministry Denies Thailand’s Unfounded Allegations Over Landmine Incident | Cambodian Government Responds to Thailand’s Diplomatic Actions Amid Border Tensions | PM: Cambodian Armed Forces Courageously Defending Sovereignty and Territorial Integrity | Cambodian Condemns Thailand's Aggressive Military Operations in Border Tension Areas | Cambodia Condemns Thai Military Aggression, Urges Immediate Withdrawal | Cambodian Ministry of National Defense Releases Timeline of Border Clashes on July 24, 2025 | Thailand Launches Airstrikes on Cambodian Military Targets, Prompting Regional Anxiety | Cambodian Army Asserts Right to Self-Defence Following Thai Incursion | Hun Sen Commands Military Operations Alongside Prime Minister Hun Manet, Denies Reports of Fleeing, Says Spokesperson | Cambodian Military Claims Control of Ta Krabey, Ta Moan Thom Temples Amid Border Clashes | PM Hun Manet Urges Calm and Respect Amid Ongoing Border Clashes with Thailand | Government Spokesperson: Thailand Using Landmine Allegations as Pretext for Invasion | Border Conflict Escalates: Cambodian and Thai Forces Continue Clashes as of 6 PM | Cambodia Condemns Thai Military for Violating World Heritage Site, Calls for Immediate Action | Cambodia Condemns Thai Military Attacks and Cluster Bombing on Border Areas, Vows Firm Response | BREAKING: Heavy Thai Assault on Ta Moan Thom Temple as Cambodian Forces Resist Fiercely | US Calls for Immediate End to Cambodia-Thailand Border Conflict | TOP NEWS: Malaysia’s Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, As ASEAN Chair, Urges Cambodia and Thailand to Consider Ceasefire | UN Urges Restraint as Tensions Mount at Thailand-Cambodia Border | Thailand Seeks Diplomatic Solutions Amid Escalating Border Clashes with Cambodia; Cambodia Condemns Airstrikes | Nation Unites in Humanitarian Effort: Blood Donation Drive Supports Emergency Preparedness Amid Border Tensions | Thailand Rejects International Mediation in Ongoing Cambodia Border Conflict | Cambodia Reports Intensified Thai Attacks and Condemns Use of Cluster Munitions in Urgent Third Briefing of the Day | Cambodia Responds Firmly as Day Two of Border Skirmishes Unfold | BREAKING NEWS: Prime Minister Hun Manet Clarifies Cambodia’s Position on Ceasefire Proposal Amid Border Tensions |

PM of Laos Expresses Gratitude to Cambodia For Always Helping In Difficult Times

INTERNATIONAL: The Prime Minister of the Lao People's Democratic Republic, Phankham Viphavanh, has sent a message of thanks to Prime Minister Hun Sen, expressing his gratitude to Cambodia for always helping Laos in difficult times. The letter comes after Cambodia donated 10 vaccine trucks to Laos on Saturday.

Prime Minister Phankham Viphavanh wrote in his letter, “Once again, I would like to sincerely thank Prime Minister Hun Sen for his warm welcome during my official visit to the Kingdom of Cambodia at the end of November 2021, and for providing assistance to the Lao People's Democratic Republic to prevent the spread of Covid-19, including $13 million dollars, 500,000 doses of vaccines and 13 vaccine trucks.”

He further expressed his sincere gratitude and appreciation, on behalf of the Party, Government and people of Laos, to Prime Minister Hun Sen, the Cambodian People's Party, the Royal Government of Cambodia, and the people of Cambodia, for providing assistance during a time when both Laos and Cambodia face serious outbreaks of Covid-19, and for particularly supporting Laos in achieving its national vaccination goals.

The donations made by the Royal Government of Cambodia to the Government and people of Laos show the long-standing friendship, solidarity and cooperation that exists between the two countries, making them comprehensive and stable strategic partners to one another.

In addition to Laos, Cambodia has so far provided financial assistance, face masks and medical equipment to many countries in the region, including Myanmar, Vietnam and Timor-Leste.


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