US EditionThailand and Cambodia Trade Fresh Attacks and Accusations as Allies Call for a Ceasefire
- Between July 24 and 26, 2025, Thailand and Cambodia engaged in intense border fighting that displaced over 168,000 people and killed at least 33.
- The conflict stems from a decades-long border dispute over undemarcated areas including Preah Vihear, awarded to Cambodia by a 1962 court ruling, with tensions escalating after 2008.
- On July 25, Cambodia called for an immediate ceasefire during a UN Security Council meeting, while Thailand showed openness to talks if Cambodia first halted hostilities, with Malaysia offering mediation.
- Casualties include 13 dead in Cambodia and 20 in Thailand , while 10,865 Cambodian families and more than 131,000 Thai residents were displaced.
- International actors, including ASEAN and Human Rights Watch, urged restraint and adherence to international law, while Thailand reaffirmed commitment to peaceful resolution and called for sincere negotiations.
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Trump: Thailand, Cambodia Seek End to Deadly Border Clashes After Trade Ultimatum
This article was originally published by The Epoch Times: Trump: Thailand, Cambodia Seek End to Deadly Border Clashes After Trade Ultimatum The U.S. president said that he had ‘very good’ discussions with both sides, and that they are all looking to reach a cease-fire. President Donald Trump said on Saturday that leaders of Thailand and Cambodia sought to end their deadly border clashes just moments after he threatened to withhold potential tra…
After days of cross-border fighting, Cambodia and Thailand agreed to meet to reach a ceasefire. Both Asian countries have experienced an escalation in the territorial conflict that has been dragging for more than a century. Relations have deteriorated especially after the death of a Cambodian soldier at the hands of Thai military in May. Last Thursday both kingdoms exchanged air strikes. Since then, heavy-armed fighting has taken place, and even…
Thailand, Cambodia Seek End to Deadly Border Clashes After Trump’s Trade Ultimatum - The Thinking Conservative
Trump said leaders of Thailand and Cambodia sought to end deadly border clashes after he threatened to withhold trade deals unless the fighting stops. The post Thailand, Cambodia Seek End to Deadly Border Clashes After Trump’s Trade Ultimatum appeared first on The Thinking Conservative.
Thailand, Cambodia have agreed to hold immediate ceasefire talks: Trump
US President Donald Trump said Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to hold immediate ceasefire talks after deadly border clashes. Both sides seek peace, while regional and international efforts push for a long-term resolution.
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