This foreign policy shift involves lifting an arms embargo on Cambodia, representing executive branch discretion in international relations. Constitutional damage is minimal (A=9.23): slight rule_of_law concerns (1) regarding human rights considerations in arms sales, minimal separation issues (1) as this falls within executive foreign policy authority, moderate capture concerns (2) regarding defense industry influence and geopolitical positioning vis-à-vis China, minor corruption implications (1) given Cambodia's governance record, and minimal violence risk (1) from arms transfers. Severity modifiers are near-neutral as the policy is reversible and represents incremental shift rather than dramatic precedent. Mechanism modifier (1.15) reflects policy_change formalization, scope modifier (1.2) for international implications. Distraction score is low-moderate (B=11.79): modest novelty (3) as embargo shifts are newsworthy but not sensational, limited outrage potential (2) outside human rights advocacy circles, minimal meme_ability (1), moderate media coverage (2). Strategic layer shows some geopolitical signaling value but limited narrative pivot capacity. Below A-threshold of 25, no clear mechanism of constitutional harm, affects narrow population, and represents routine foreign policy adjustment within executive authority. Classification: Noise.