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Party leader makes explosive claims linking Hun Sen to Cambodian slave camp run as a scamming centre
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Chinese intelligence and the reported confession of scam kingpin Chen Zhi link Hun Sen to one of Southeast Asia’s biggest scam compounds, a senior Thai politician claims, saying Hill 350 was fought over for far more than disputed territory.
Key facts
- Chinese intelligence and the reported confession of scam kingpin Chen Zhi link Hun Sen to one of Southeast Asia’s biggest scam compounds, a senior Thai politician claims, saying Hill 350 was fought over for far more than disputed territory.
- Thai delegation visits Hill 350 as soldiers honoured and scam compound discoveries are outlined
- Hill 350 became a decisive battlefield overlooking disputed temples and strategic border approaches
- General outlines alleged punishment system before making claims attributed to Chinese sources
- General Rangsi claimed the reported confession indicated Hun Sen held a 90% interest in the scam operation previously associated with Chen Zhi.
- General says Cambodia seeks strategic hill before future border negotiations to boost its frontier position
Summary
A senior Thai politician has made explosive claims linking Cambodia’s Senate President and de facto leader Hun Sen to one of the largest scam compounds on the Thai-Cambodian border. He said the allegations are based on newly obtained Chinese intelligence and reported confessions made by alleged scam kingpin Chen Zhi after his arrest in Cambodia earlier this year and subsequent deportation to China.
A senior Thai politician has claimed newly obtained Chinese intelligence links Cambodia’s de facto leader and Senate President Hun Sen to one of the largest scam compounds uncovered along the Thai-Cambodian border.