Cambodia Enforces Mandatory Military Service Amid Thailand Tensions
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Cambodia has implemented a new law requiring mandatory military service following recent conflicts with Thailand. The law aims to strengthen Cambodia's defense capabilities as tensions persist along the border. This development could affect regional security and the lives of young Cambodians who will now be subject to conscription.
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- •Cambodia's new conscription law took effect on May 25, 2026.
- •The law mandates military service for eligible Cambodian citizens.
- •The legislation follows recent clashes between Cambodia and Thailand.
- •The conflict has heightened security concerns along the Cambodia-Thailand border.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Cambodia successfully implements the conscription law the country's military strength will increase, potentially deterring further border conflicts and impacting regional stability.
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