Cambodia's Ream Naval Base: As first Chinese warships dock at expanded base, should the US be worried?

Chinese warships have docked for the first time at Cambodia’s Ream Naval Base, which is undergoing a Chinese-funded upgrade that has drawn concerns from the United States over its potential role in expanding China’s overseas military footprint.

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