π¨ 67 DAYS OF INJUSTICE! π¨
18 Cambodian soldiers remain under Thai military captivity.
Cambodia demands their immediate release so they can return safely to their families.
#ReleaseCambodianSoldiersNow
A small country like Cambodia cannot invade a bigger nation with a stronger economy and military β and shouldnβt try. After civil war, weβve learned the value of peace. Our strength lies not in war, but in unity, diplomacy, trade, and building prosperity for our people. βοΈπ°π
63 DAYS TOO LONG
It has now been 63 days since 18 Cambodian soldiers were captured and remain under the captivity of the Thai military.
Cambodia urgently and firmly calls on Thailand to release them immediately, so they can be safely reunited with their families in accordance with international humanitarian law.
No family should be forced to wait this long. Justice and humanity demand their release now.
#ReleaseCambodianSoldiers #JusticeForCambodia
π We love Khmer and stand with Cambodia! π°ππ Together, let's celebrate the beauty and resilience of our nation. May peace and unity prevail for all Cambodians. πβ¨ #StandWithCambodia#PeaceForAll#KhmerPride
Citizens resisted and used sticks to drive away the Siamese soldiers who continued encroaching to seize Cambodian citizensβ land in Ou Bei Choan commune, Ou Chrov district. We appeal to the international community and the ASEAN Chair to help stop the Siamese soldiers in this case.
ααααααααααααααΆαα ααααΎαααααααααΆα αΆαααα αααααααα αΌαααα‘αααααααααααΈααααααααααα αα αα»αα’αΌαααΈααΆαα αααα»αα’αΌααααα α ααΎαααΌαα’αααΆαααΆαα²ααα’ααααααΆαα· αα·ααααααΆαα’αΆαααΆα αα½ααααααααΆαα ααΆα αΆααααααΎααααΈαααα #Cambodia #CambodiaNeedsPeace #AnwarIbrahim #Donald_Trump @DonaldTrump@anwaribrahim@ASEAN
Cambodia Keeps the Peace, Thailand Fans the Flames
[Op-Ed] Thailand is waging a dangerous campaign of border provocations and lies, threatening to unravel a ceasefire that Cambodia alone has worked tirelessly to uphold. While our nation has chosen pea
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Cambodian Ministry of National Defense spokesperson Lieutenant General Maly Socheata said that, as of 3:30 p.m. on July 31, 2025, the Thai side has not yet returned the 20 Cambodian soldiers who were captured to Cambodia.
The Ministry of Information has released an urgent communication from the Cambodian Human Rights Committee to the UN, denouncing the unlawful capture and mistreatment of Cambodian soldiers by Thai forces. Of the 20 soldiers detained after a ceasefire agreement, only two have been returnedβboth in alarming condition. One is now physically disabled; the other is suffering from severe psychological trauma, reportedly due to degrading treatment while in Thai custody. Cambodia is demanding the immediate release of the remaining 18 and accountability for these violations of international law.