Prime Minister and Defence Minister Samak Sundaravej visited Thai troops stationing near Preah Vihear Temple.... ...full story at The Nation
from The Nation on Mon, Aug 18 2008
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Royal Cambodian Army at Preah Virhear! Part 2 »
YouTube video Cambodian military standoff at Preah Vihear, Thai army try steal the Khmer temple! 2008! For SHAME!!! Thailand Invaded Cambodia In This 21st Century!!!
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| 24 Jul 08 |
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PM: Cambodia, Thailand will engage in bilateral talk on Preah Vihear » Bangkok Post (BangkokPost.com) - Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej said he has talked to Cambodian counterpart, who told him that Cambodia will withdraw the petition it filed with the United Nations Security Council on Preah Vihear matter. |
| 27 Oct 08 |
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Thailand denies damaging Preah Vihear » Bangkok Post Thailand has denied media reports in which Cambodia alleged that Thai troops had fired rockets near the ancient Preah Vihear temple during a border skirmish this month which caused damage to Naga statues along the stairways leading up to the temple. |
| 18 Aug 08 |
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PM visits controversial border temple on eve of talks » Bangkok Post Bangkok (dpa) - Prime Minister and Defence Minister Samak Sundaravej on Monday visited the Phreah Vihear complex on the eve of bilateral talks with Cambodia over the disputed border temple that sparked a military standoff between the two neighbouring... |
| 31 Jul 08 |
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Tej: Cambodia has yet to speak on withdrawal of troops » Bangkok Post Reiterating that it is up to the Thai government as to when troops might be withdrawn from the disputed Preah Vihear temple site claimed by both Thailand and Cambodia, Foreign Minister Tej Bunnag said Thursday the Cambodian government has "not informed... |
| 28 Oct 08 |
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Thailand rejects Cambodian claims of damage to Preah Vihear » The Nation Thailand yesterday dismissed Cambodian claims of damage to the World Heritage site of Preah Vihear Temple during the recent shoot-out, saying it was the other side that had dispatched troops with heavy weaponry at the temple and its... |
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