US EditionThailand and Cambodia reinforcing troops on disputed border after May skirmish, Thai minister says
- On May 28, a Cambodian soldier was killed in a brief skirmish in the Emerald Triangle at the undemarcated border area shared by Thailand, Cambodia, and Laos.
- The clash followed increased Cambodian military activity, reviving a century-old border dispute complicated by Thailand's refusal to recognize the 2013 ICJ ruling favoring Cambodia.
- In response, Thailand reinforced its military presence and shut two border crossings on June 7 for safety, while both governments committed to bilateral talks scheduled for June 14.
- Thai Deputy Prime Minister Phumtham Wechayachai stated that Cambodia's increased military deployments along the border have heightened tensions, and the Thai army is prepared to undertake a significant operation if needed.
- The situation remains tense, with Thailand seeking bilateral settlement despite Cambodia's push for ICJ adjudication, while ASEAN and China work to ease regional tensions.
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