@universe.queen.edit: ✨ពិភពលោកត្រូវតែដឹងការពិត🚨 To my international friends, here is the truth. 🇰🇭 On July 27, toxic smoke—believed to be a chemical weapon—was released by Thai forces into Cambodian territory. Our soldiers and civilians were poisoned. This is not just an attack; it is a violation of international law and basic human rights. Less than 48 hours later, a Thai actress and two fellow celebrities posted a video mocking our suffering, joking about it with the caption: “Having sushi or performing an exorcism.” This is not funny. This is inhumane. To the brands and audiences who support these public figures: Is this what you stand for? Once again, we see celebrities and influencers being used to twist the narrative — while innocent lives are at risk. Cambodia may be small, but our voice matters. We’re not asking for pity or sides — only for the truth to be seen, heard, and respected. Don’t let popularity silence justice. Don’t let laughter hide suffering. I stand against these cruel actions. I stand with my country. I stand for truth. #JusticeForCambodia #StopMockingSuffering #TruthMatters #HumanityFirst #Cambodia

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