Question

Cambodia, Vietnam, and Laos all share a major river that empties into the South China Sea. It was also the site of many battles during the Vietnam War. What is this river called? Yangtze Yellow Mekong Ganges

Answer 1

The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "Yangtze River." Cambodia, Vietnam, and Laos all share a major river that empties into the South China Sea. It was also the site of many battles during the Vietnam War. The river is called Yangtze.

Answer 2

Answer:

Cambodia, Vietnam and Laos all share a major river that empties into the South China Sea, and that was also the site of many battles during the Vietnam War. It is the Mekong River.

Explanation:

The Mekong River is a long Southeast Asian river flowing in a slightly southerly direction through six countries - China, Burma, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam - until it drains into the South China Sea. It has a length of 4880 km, which makes it the eighth longest river in the world.