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Cambodian soldiers treated well, RTA says

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August 03, 2025

>>The Royal Thai Army denies Cambodian allegations that Cambodian soldiers detained by Thai authorities were mistreated, saying the RTA has followed international law governing the soldiers' detention.

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The accusations were unsubstantiated and part of a disinformation effort by the Cambodian side, Maj Gen Winthai Suvaree, the army spokesman, said yesterday.

Maj Gen Winthai said although the Cambodian soldiers were found on Thai territory after a ceasefire had been declared, the situation along the border remained unstable and the armed conflict had not formally concluded.

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