[CONSOLIDATED] Thailand and Cambodia troops clash at border area

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Cambodia opens fire at Thai military base

Cambodian soldiers opened fire at a Thai military base in the northeastern province of Surin on Thursday morning, according to the Royal Thai Army.

The army spokesperson team said Thai soldiers heard a Cambodian unmanned aerial vehicle circling in front of the Ta Muen Thom temple ruins in Phanom Dong Rak district of Surin at 7.35am.

Six Cambodian soldiers then approached a barbed-wire fence in front of the Thai military base, armed with weapons including rocket-propelled grenades.

Thai soldiers at the base shouted to convince their Cambodian counterparts to avoid escalating the conflict.

At 8.20am Cambodia opened fire toward the military base, about 200 metres east of the Ta Muen temple ruins, the army said.

The attack followed the Second Army Region's order to seal the border with Cambodia.

https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailan...W72fHsbgh1JQ7kjDyJ_aem_YW70486y4xjZEnJvZdEIiw
01 July 2025

Border Dispute with Cambodia Sparks Political Disarray in Thailand​

Tensions have soared between the two South East Asian nations as nationalist fervour and a political fracas fuel a longstanding border dispute. In this Q&A, Crisis Group expert Matt Wheeler assesses how the feud is endangering the Thai government’s future.

"Cambodia has taken the matter to the International Court of Justice (ICJ), seeking a ruling on disputed territory in four areas along the frontier where the border is not clearly defined. But Thailand rejects the ICJ’s jurisdiction on this issue, insisting that the territorial disputes be resolved bilaterally through a Joint Boundary Commission under terms agreed upon in a 2000 memorandum of understanding.
These incidents are the latest in a history of conflict along the 817km land border between the two South East Asian nations, portions of which are subject to overlapping territorial claims due to disagreements about colonial-era maps. The last major clashes occurred between 2008 and 2011, when fighting and artillery exchanges killed at least 34 people, wounded many more and displaced thousands."

https://www.crisisgroup.org/asia/so...e-cambodia-sparks-political-disarray-thailand
 

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Show them what is our sharp elbow look like..

Maybe CDF can promote to 4 star soon

Kee Chiu to lead a battalion and storm the front.
Our sharp elbow is use words, paper and pen only. Thailand has real sharp elbows. Honorable mentions such as buakaw, saechai, superlek, rodtand and dozens of them
 

Joe Mahmood

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About Myanmar ASEAN unable to do anything. If Thailand and Cambodia fight same thing there is nothing ASEAN can do about it too.

ASEAN is a JOKE.
 

pattanispirit

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it was common in 70s, 80s where IndoChina having border conflicts when i was still a little boy.

saw everyday newspaper about Vietnamese boat ppl coming to Sg, the conflicts in Cambodia, Laos, etc.

later, grown up then know there was a temp refugee camp for these boat ppl in Sembawang, for them to repatriate to a 3rd country.

Sg will not accept any of these refugee, but keep them in temp centre, whereas HK did accept some of them and later became famous ppl like Tsui Hark 徐克, Ray Lui 吕良伟, etc


Sinkies now always say if they had bot a landed house in 70s, now they huat until ......

there were so much uncertainties in the 70s, 80s, who still dare to invest in ppty ?


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then, saw news about big bro Pol Pot and the numerous ppl that were killed under Khmer Rouge regime

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Cambodian soldiers opened fire at a Thai military base in the northeastern province of Surin and launched rockets toward Si Sa Ket on Thursday morning as hostilities in the disputed border area worsened, according to the Royal Thai Army.

Thai soldiers heard a Cambodian unmanned aerial vehicle circling in front of the Ta Muen Thom temple ruins in Phanom Dong Rak district of Surin at 7.35am, the army said.

Six Cambodian soldiers then approached a barbed-wire fence in front of the Thai military base, armed with weapons including rocket-propelled grenades.

Thai soldiers at the base shouted to urge their Cambodian counterparts to avoid escalating the conflict.

At 8.20am Cambodia opened fire toward the Moo Pa military base, about 200 metres east of the Ta Muen Thom ruins, the 2nd Army Region said on its Facebook page.

The Cambodian forces set up artillery in nearby communities in a manner that used civilians as human shields, the Thai army alleged. Artillery fire was then directed at the temple ruins at 8.50am, it said.

At about 9.15am, Cambodian troops reportedly initiated gunfire, targeting the area near the Moo Pa base. One Thai soldier was injured as gunfire continued, with both small arms and heavy weaponry being deployed.

At 9.40am, Cambodia fired BM-21 rocket launchers at the Don Tuan temple ruins in Si Sa Ket province, Thailand said.

At 9.55am, Cambodian forces reportedly fired into a residential area near the border area development centre in Kap Choeng district of Surin. At least three civilians were reported injured. Authorities began evacuating civilians from the area as a precaution.

The attacks came a day after a landmine explosion injured five Thai soldiers, one of whom lost a leg, near the Chong An Ma border crossing in Ubon Ratchathani province.

The Thai army said the mines were recently planted by Cambodia.
Lt Gen Boonsin Padklang, commander of the 2nd Region Army, which is responsible for the Northeast, ordered the border sealed and the temple ruins in Surin closed. The orders took effect on Thursday morning.

On Wednesday, the Thai government expelled the Cambodian ambassador, Hun Saroeun, while recalling the Thai envoy from Phnom Penh.

Bangkok has briefed foreign military attachés and diplomats stationed in the neighbouring country and is seeking action under the United Nations’ (UN) Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention, while also engaging in bilateral efforts to resolve the dispute.

Though Thailand and Cambodia have a long history of border tensions, relations have remained largely stable since the 2011 conflict, which left dozens dead.

After the clash in May, Cambodia called for the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague to help resolve four disputed land areas. Thailand, however, said it does not recognise the court’s jurisdiction in the matter.
 

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Cambodia military can so anything to thailand meh
 

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Thai fighter jets respond

Thailand's Second Army region said in a Facebook update that clashes now cover six areas - Prasat Ta Muen Thom, Prasat Ta Kwai, Chong Bok, Khao Phra Wihan, Chong An Ma and Chong Chom.

It added that F-16 aircraft were deployed, striking Cambodian infantry regiments.

F-16 jet deployed

Thailand has deployed an F-16 fighter jet for action against the Cambodian military along the border, one of six being readied, the Second Army region said on social media.
 

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Thai embassy advises citizens to leave Cambodia

Thailand’s embassy in Phnom Penh has advised citizens to leave Cambodia unless they have urgent reasons to remain.

Thai nationals who do not have an utmost necessity to travel to Cambodia should also refrain from doing so until the situation improves, said the embassy.
 

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A Thai army official said Thailand is readying to deploy six F-16 fighter jets along the Cambodian border.
 
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