China-funded facilities completed at Cambodia naval base

China-funded facilities completed at Cambodia naval base

Photo taken on April 5, 2025, shows two Chinese naval vessels docked at Cambodia's Ream Naval Base in the province of Sihanoukville, southwestern Cambodia. Cambodia and China held a ceremony the same day to mark the completion of China-funded facilities at the base.

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