The Secret History Of Thailand Cambodia Border Conflicts 12 Dead And Counting

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· thailand and cambodia have exchanged fire on the border in a sharp escalation of a conflict that has killed at least 12 civilians. The ministry of national defence condemned the conflict claiming it is a brutal and illegal military aggression by thailand. During the initial clashes, suspended prime minister paetongtarn shinawatra condemned the cambodian attacks on thailand and vowed ret… · on 24 july 2025, a five-day border conflict erupted between thailand and cambodia, leaving at least 43 dead and forcing the displacement of over 300,000 people. The conflict emerged from a long-running dispute over … · on , heavy fighting broke out along the thailand-cambodia border, the most intense in over a decade. · border tension between thailand and cambodia has escalated into an armed clash that has killed more than 10 civilians and left many others fleeing for safety. The thai army said the most casualties occurred … · the fighting between the two countries was the deadliest in recent history, leaving almost four dozen people dead and more than 300,000 people displaced from their homes. · fighting between thailand and cambodia broke out on thursday claiming the lives at least nine civilians in thailand, as long-standing tensions in disputed border areas flare up. At least 12 thai nationals, most of whom are civilians, have been … The two sides’ prime ministers agreed to a ceasefire at a hastily convened … · as of press time, the conflict had killed more than 30 people, including 13 civilians in thailand and eight in cambodia, and more than 200,000 people had been evacuated from … · on thursday, simmering tensions between thailand and cambodia exploded into a deadly battle at the border. Former prime minister and senate president hun sen warned thailand against invading cambodia, adding that cambodia is ready for combat and that it will strike back at thailand if it attacks. · after five days of war more than 40 are dead, hundreds injured and 300,000 civilians displaced.