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Fahmi denies Malaysia’s involvement in the Thailand-Cambodia border dispute
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 72404, member: 636"] Malaysia's communications minister has rejected accusations that the country favors either side in the territorial disagreement between Thailand and Cambodia. Fahmi Fadzil clarified that Kuala Lumpur serves only as a facilitator after both nations requested assistance, with all substantive decisions remaining under the control of Bangkok and Phnom Penh. The minister dismissed claims from certain Thai groups as misrepresenting official positions, emphasizing Malaysia's independence from geopolitical alignments. Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim previously responded to protesters outside the Malaysian embassy in Bangkok who accused him of pressuring Thailand to negotiate. The demonstrators alleged improper involvement by Malaysia and the United States in Thai sovereignty matters, charges Anwar termed baseless and urged critics to verify Malaysia's actual facilitation role before making unfounded statements. [/QUOTE]
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