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Chinese military officials made secret visit to Cambodia weeks before mysterious drone crashed

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  • The drone has revived speculation about China's role in Cambodia
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A high-level delegation of Chinese military mapping experts visited a Cambodian naval base in December, three weeks before a huge Chinese surveillance drone crashed in the adjoining province, according to a leaked document obtained by the ABC.

 

Cambodia's Air Force spokesman claimed to have no knowledge of who owned the military-style drone or what it was doing surveying the southern coastline. But the crashed drone has revived speculation about China's role in the South-East Asian nation after reports emerged last year of a 30-year deal to host Chinese troops, weapons and supplies at the Ream naval base. When US Vice-President Mike Pence raised the alleged secret base, there were howls of denial from Khmer leaders.

 

read more https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-02-05/secret-chinese-delegation-visited-cambodian-naval-base/11928184

ThaiVisa, c'est aussi en français

ThaiVisa, it's also in French

Not so secret after all then!

18 hours ago, geovalin said:

Cambodia's Air Force spokesman claimed to have no knowledge of who owned the military-style drone or what it was doing surveying the southern coastline.

Okay. I admit it. My military-style drone got a little off course. I apologize.

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