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Cambodian PM Relative Admits 30% Ownership in Digital Payments Platform Tied to Reported Cyberscams
A relative of the Cambodian prime minister stated he owned a 30% stake in a digital payments platform. The platform is linked to cyberscams and money laundering. @AFP reported the details of the ownership admission.
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A relative of the Cambodian prime minister said he owned a 30% stake in a digital payments platform linked to cyberscams and money laundering, @AFP reported. The admission came from the relative himself, highlighting his involvement in the platform that has connections to illicit activities.
The digital payments platform's ties to cyberscams involve fraudulent online schemes, while its money laundering links suggest use in illegal financial transactions, according to the unattributed context provided in the report.
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