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Ranariddh was ousted for making secret deal with Khmers: Hun Sen
PHNOM PENH. Aug 4: Strongman Hun Sen says he was forced to seize power last month because his elected copremier was secretly making a deal with the Khmer Rouge. Cambodia's brutal former rulers, reports AP.
The claims undermined international support for deposed Prince Norodom Ranariddh as Hun Sen extended his control over the country. The Clinton administration called Ranariddhs "filtration with the Khmer Rouge" a "very serious
But the accusations put forth by Hun Sen may be meant to obscure his side's own dealings with the rebels.
Interviews with Cambodian officials indicate that not only did Hun Sen himself agree to talks with the guerillas, his military forces involved in the takeover included former Khmer Rouge fighters.
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ing Khmer Rouge troops to build a secret army. Ranariddh won a 1993 election but was forced to share power when Hun Sen threatened to go to war.
The Khmer Rouge held power from 1975 until they were overthrown in 1979 by a Vietnamese invasion. They turned the country into a Maoist agrarian labour camp. As many as 2 million Cambodians died of over-wotk. illness and executions.
Strictly speaking, the only Khmer Rouge left are a few
thousand guerillas still loyal to hard-core leaders in their northern Jungle stronghold of Anlong Veng.
But the term also is applied to factions and individuals who have defected to the government since last year. Most of the leaders sided with Hun Sen. The only defecting units absorbed whole into the national army pledged allegiance to Hun Sen's side.
Human-rights workers believe those who came under Hun Sen's wing include one. perhaps two. administrators of Tuol Sleng prison, where thousands of people were tortured before being put to death in a "killing field in the 1970s ,
Meanwhile, as freshfighting flared Monday between warring factions in the northwest, strongman Hun Sen urged members of parliament who fled his bloody coup to return and vote for a new co-prime minister « * V
for Prince Norodom Ranariddh, the co-premier he overthrew in a violent takeover July 5-6 that has plunged Cambodia into a new bout of instability.
The National Assembly is scheduled to vote on a new co-peremier Wednesday. With a score of Hun Sen's opponents in exile and many of those remaining behind co-opted or terrorised. the 120-member body is expected to endorse his choice. Foreign Minister Ung Huot.