Cambodia, US Begin Planning for Resumption of Military Exercises in 2027, Says Cambodian Army
The announcement follows meetings between U.S. and Cambodian officials in an effort to improve relations, after Phnom Penh suspended joint exercises in 2017.
The Cambodian army announced plans to resume joint military exercises with the United States in early 2027, aiming to strengthen bilateral relations. Officials from the Royal Cambodian Army met with representatives from the U.S. Army Pacific and the Idaho National Guard to plan Exercise Angkor Sentinel 2027. Discussions included training activities such as command post exercises, explosives disposal, and medical and engineering exchanges.
- Cambodian army announced resumption of joint military exercises with the U.S. in early 2027.
- This follows a nearly decade-long hiatus since the last bilateral drills.
- Officials met between Aug. 31 and Sept. 4 to plan Exercise Angkor Sentinel 2027.
- Discussed training activities include command post exercises, explosives disposal, and medical/engineering exchanges.
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