The US Deputy Foreign Minister expressed concern about Cambodia to break the project funded by Washington at the Ream Base and the Chinese military presence here.

Wendy Sherman Deputy Foreign Minister expressed a serious concern about military presence and the construction of Chinese works at the Ream Naval Base on the Gulf of Thailand, the US Foreign Affairs said in the day press release

Vice Minister Sherman today led the US delegation to Phnom Penh and met Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen to discuss bilateral cooperation issues.

Cambodian soldiers at Ream Navy Base in Sihanoukville.

However, the US Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs also asked Cambodia to clarify the officials of the country to demollable two buildings funded by the US in the REAM base without making a notice or explanation.

The US calls Cambodian leaders to maintain independent and balanced foreign policy, for the highest benefits of the Cambodian people, according to the announcement announced by the US Department of Foreign Affairs after Ms. Sherman and Prime Minister Hun Sen

In the report announced on May 21 and updated a week later, the Asian Maritime Transparency Initiative (AMTI) belonged to the Center for Strategy and International Research (CSIS) discovered on satellite images

These buildings are the tactical department of the National Maritime Security Committee funded by the US in the REAM base.

The Ministry of Defense China on June 1 reflected the allegations that the project at Ream was accelerated to be completed before Mrs. Sherman's visit, creating a situation that was then blocking every reverse efforts from the US.