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BREAKING - WSJ: Trump’s Name All Over The Epstein Files
the party of pedophiles (democrats) running obstruction. Bunch of sick demented democrat freaks trying to protect their pedophile brethren. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 26 July 2025
Cambodia Calls for Ceasefire as Border Clashes with Thailand Escalate A Cambodian military vehicle carries a rocket launcher in Oddar Meanchey province, Cambodia, Friday, July 25, 2025, as Thai and Cambodian soldiers have clashed along the border between their countries in a major escalation. (AP Photo/Heng Sinith) NEW YORK - Cambodia is urging an "immediate ceasefire" with Thailand after deadly skirmishes between the two neighbouring nations. This appeal was made by Cambodia's United Nations envoy after two days of intense fighting, which prompted the UN Security Council to convene an emergency meeting. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1367913-cambodia-calls-for-ceasefire-as-border-clashes-with-thailand-escalate/ -
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Thai - Cambodia Conflict Cambodia Calls for Ceasefire as Border Clashes with Thailand Escalate
A Cambodian military vehicle carries a rocket launcher in Oddar Meanchey province, Cambodia, Friday, July 25, 2025, as Thai and Cambodian soldiers have clashed along the border between their countries in a major escalation. (AP Photo/Heng Sinith) NEW YORK - Cambodia is urging an "immediate ceasefire" with Thailand after deadly skirmishes between the two neighbouring nations. This appeal was made by Cambodia's United Nations envoy after two days of intense fighting, which prompted the UN Security Council to convene an emergency meeting. In response to the clashes, Thailand has expressed its openness to dialogue, which could potentially involve Malaysia as a mediator. The border dispute has been simmering for years but erupted violently with jets, artillery, tanks, and ground troops engaging on Thursday. The Cambodian province of Oddar Meanchey reported the death of a 70-year-old civilian and injuries to five others due to artillery fire. On the Thai side, over 138,000 residents have been evacuated from the border regions, with 15 fatalities—including civilians and a soldier—and 46 others injured. Fighting restarted in the early hours of Friday, with Cambodian forces deploying heavy weaponry, including BM-21 rocket systems. Thai troops retaliated with supportive fire. However, by Friday afternoon, Thai Foreign Ministry spokesman Nikorndej Balankura indicated a reduction in hostilities and Bangkok's readiness for diplomatic talks. Malaysia, chairing the ASEAN regional bloc, may play a role in mediating the dispute, as both Thailand and Cambodia are members. Thailand's acting Prime Minister Phumtham Wechayachai warned of the potential for escalation into war but stressed the current situation remains limited to clashes. Each country accuses the other of initiating the conflict, with Thailand asserting that Cambodian forces targeted civilian infrastructure. At the UN, Cambodia's envoy questioned Thailand's claims, stressing the latter's superior military capabilities. The Security Council has called for maximum restraint from both sides and recommended diplomatic solutions. None of the other Security Council attendees provided comments post-meeting. These clashes are a flashpoint in a protracted border conflict between the two nations, whose 800km border remains disputed in several areas. Previous hostilities in 2008-2011 resulted in at least 28 deaths and mass displacements, with a UN court ruling in 2013 appearing to settle the matter temporarily. However, tensions reignited in May with the killing of a Cambodian soldier in new skirmishes. On the ground, combat focused on six key locations, including ancient temple sites. Tanks supported ground troops as Cambodia launched rockets and shells into Thai territory. Thailand responded by deploying F-16 jets to target military installations across the border, reported AFP. In the Cambodian town of Samraong, just 20km from the conflict zone, local families were seen fleeing amidst gunfire. Pro Bak, a local resident, expressed fear for his family's safety as they sought refuge in a Buddhist temple, underscoring the human toll of the turmoil. The situation remains volatile, with both countries urged to de-escalate and pursue peace talks to prevent further loss and chaos in the region. Adapted by ASEAN Now from AFP 2025-07-26 -
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