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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 26 July 2025
Thai Troops Retaliate, 100 Cambodian Soldiers Dead in Fierce Clash File photo for reference only. Courtesy of Amarin TV SI SA KET - In a recent skirmish along the Thai-Cambodian border, the Thai military has reportedly engaged in intense combat, resulting in the deaths of approximately 100 Cambodian soldiers. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1367883-thai-troops-retaliate-100-cambodian-soldiers-dead-in-fierce-clash/ -
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Thai - Cambodia Conflict Thai Troops Retaliate, 100 Cambodian Soldiers Dead in Fierce Clash
File photo for reference only. Courtesy of Amarin TV SI SA KET - In a recent skirmish along the Thai-Cambodian border, the Thai military has reportedly engaged in intense combat, resulting in the deaths of approximately 100 Cambodian soldiers. According to a statement from the Second Army Region Operations Centre, the clashes occurred at approximately 4 p.m. on July 25th. The Thai forces have maintained control across all confrontation points by deploying tanks and artillery to retaliate effectively. The conflict intensified as Cambodian troops attempted to breach key areas, including Chong Bok, Sam Tae, Phu Ma Khua, and other strategic locations. The Thai military has responded with continuous artillery fire, thwarting the opposition’s advances in these regions. In Sam Tae, the situation involved tank and artillery assaults, causing significant damage to the opposition, especially in the Sattasom area. Meanwhile, at Phra Viharn, ongoing skirmishes were reported near Wat Phra Kaew, with strategic movements aimed at securing an advantage on Phu Ma Khua. Thai forces destroyed enemy positions at Hill 350 and successfully defended Prasat Ta Kwai in the Phanom Dong Rak district of Surin, reported Amarin TV. Efforts to evacuate civilians from high-risk areas are currently underway and are being coordinated with provincial government agencies. So far, 63,446 people have been moved to safer zones within four provinces. Currently, no additional damage to areas outside the immediate conflict zones has been reported. However, artillery shells have impacted various locales, including Ta Mieng and Bak Dai in Surin province and Si Wichean in Ubon Ratchathani, where BM-21 rockets damaged four homes. In Kantharalak district, Sisaket, artillery strikes have also been noted. To assist affected civilians, royal charitable volunteers are providing aid in the four provinces, setting up seven royal kitchens and eight field kitchens, and preparing 52,000 meals a day for displaced individuals. The public is urged to refrain from photographing or sharing information regarding military movements to prevent misinformation and reduce panic. People are also cautioned against falling for fake news, advising them to verify information from official sources. As skirmishes continue along the borders of Buriram, Surin, Sisaket, and Ubon Ratchathani, residents are advised to avoid these frontier zones to ensure their safety. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Amarin TV 2025-07-26 -
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Analysis Rising Tensions: Is Full-Scale War Looming on Thailand-Cambodia Border?
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 26 July 2025
Thailand Rejects Mediation in Escalating Cambodia Conflict Photo courtesy of Bangkok Post In a firm stance amid escalating tensions, Thailand has turned down mediation offers from the United States, China, and Malaysia, choosing to address its dispute with Cambodia through direct bilateral talks. The conflict, the most severe between the two nations in over a decade, has so far claimed at least 16 lives, predominantly Thai civilians. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1367853-thailand-rejects-mediation-in-escalating-cambodia-conflict/
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