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Thai - Cambodia Conflict Thai Army Confirms Renewed Cambodian Shelling on Strategic Border Zones
Picture courtesy of Amarin. The Royal Thai Army has confirmed fresh artillery attacks by Cambodian forces in the early hours of the morning of 27 July, targeting strategic border areas recently secured by Thai troops. Colonel Ritcha Suksuwanon, Deputy Spokesperson for the Royal Thai Army, stated that at approximately 04:00, Cambodian troops fired heavy artillery into the Prasat Ta Muen area of Phanom Dong Rak district in Surin province and into the Chong An Ma area in Nam Yuen district of Ubon Ratchathani. The attacks reportedly followed Thailand’s successful military operations to retake these key strategic zones earlier. “The Cambodian military is attempting to re-enter territory now under Thai control,” said Colonel Ritcha. “Our response has been in line with military protocol. Thai artillery units have returned fire, targeting Cambodian rocket and artillery positions.” The renewed hostilities come amid mounting international concern over the ongoing border conflict. While U.S. President Donald Trump attempted to act as a mediator for a ceasefire. “What Mr. Trump said is a separate issue,” Colonel Ritcha asserted. “Our forces in the field continue to operate according to strict tactical protocols. A ceasefire will only be considered if Cambodian forces formally approach Thailand to request negotiations.” It was also reported that a Cambodian artillery shell ignited a house in Surin province, though no injuries were reported. Intermittent exchanges of fire have continued throughout the early morning, with both sides using heavy weaponry including what appears to be BM-21 rocket systems. The Thai military maintains that its actions are purely defensive and intended to preserve national sovereignty and civilian safety along the contested border regions. As tensions again escalate, authorities have warned civilians to avoid affected border areas and remain alert to further developments. Adapted by Asean Now from Amarin 2025-07-27 -
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The Thumbs Down Syndrome
No he does not. Over a few weeks you see the same names appearing. Say there's 5 names then 3 names then 2 names. If an emoji goes up each time and there's only 1 common name that's the guy. Basic detective work. Process of elimination. Ive see it with R and B. Dead giveaway. They never speak just emoji then run. -
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Crime French National Arrested in Bangkok for Child Exploitation
Prepare the needle—lethal injection for those who exploit children. -
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Could this be the Final nail in Pattaya's coffin ??
Indeed it was. Old photos show it as a little fishing village before the Vietnam War, I first saw it in the late 1970s a few years after the GIs had left. At that time, it was still booming but the demographics had changed dramatically. The place had a lot to offer, small as it was in those days. Also, numerous attractions close by - Bang Saen with its Monkey Mountain and many more until mass tourism and over development destroyed the lot. No amount of border fighting will kill Pattaya. Even if a full-scale conflict did break out, it would more than likely revert to its old identity as a party town for combatants. Sleaze-by-the Sea will never die. -
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Thai - Cambodia Conflict Thai Troops Retaliate, 100 Cambodian Soldiers Dead in Fierce Clash
All of a sudden' the 'squabbling' over Gaza doesn't look so out of place' does it now? ( I wonder how many red thumbs down I'll get for this post) 😀
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