Spokesman: As of 11:00 a.m. on August 1, 2025, the Thai side had returned only two Cambodian troops. Therefore, Cambodia continues to urge the Thai side to promptly repatriate the remaining personnel in accordance with international humanitarian law. Photo AKP
Preah Vihear — Military attachés and diplomats from 13 countries, including the United States and China, observed the implementation of the Cambodia–Thailand ceasefire agreement at the An Ses border checkpoint
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Thai military forces used powerful MK-82 bombs and artillery shells, including cluster submunitions to destroy the Preah Vihear Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
This act of aggression was clearly aimed at demolishing the sacred Preah Vihear Temple.
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UNESCO Urges Heritage Law Respect After Cambodian-Thai Clashes
PHNOM PENH - UNESCO has praised the ceasefire between Cambodia and Thailand for safeguarding cultural heritage, calling on both countries to adhere to their obligations and commitment to uphold international law.
In an official statement released two days after the ceasefire truce, UNESCO says it has initiated the use of satellite imagery for the monitoring of cultural heritage sites.
"According to available information, the hostilities may have caused damage to cultural heritage in both countries, including some UNESCO World Heritage sites," the organization says.
UNESCO is prepared to offer technical assistance to safeguard sites, assess potential damage, and implement necessary safeguarding measures.
It emphasizes the importance of respecting international law, particularly the 1954 Hague Convention for the Protection of Cultural Heritage in Armed Conflict and the 1972 Convention for the Protection of World Cultural and Natural Heritage.
[SHARE THIS TO WORLD] with what I saw today at the refugee camp.
A small old tent shared by five children and many elders—forced to seek shelter in order to survive an attack from Thailand. Refugees are living in fear, waking each day with a single hope: peace, so they may return home.
Stories like this are ignored by global media, dismissed because we come from a smaller country with nothing to offer them in return. We’ve been left out of the truth.
We seek peace. A country that values peace, one that has endured the sorrow and pain of the past, will never fire the first shot.
So start sharing some truths and stop supporting lies that have been systematically fabricated by Thailand to not only but us but also brainwash their people.
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