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[Sopheap Hin @hinsopheap]

Thailand Risks Regional War with Aggression Against Cambodia

Alarming reports indicate the Royal Thai Army is amassing troops and heavy ordnance along the border, clearly preparing for a second, full-scale invasion of sovereign Cambodian territory in a flagrant violation of international law. This military buildup renders the fragile ceasefire meaningless and places the interim observers team from ASEAN in an impossible position. Tasked with monitoring peace, they are now relegated to witnessing the premeditated collapse of regional stability, with their mandate to de-escalate being utterly disregarded by Bangkok.

The ceasefire is not merely breaking down; it is being systematically dismantled by Thai aggression. This dangerous escalation actively undermines frantic diplomatic efforts by Malaysia to salvage the ASEAN-led peace process and dismisses calls for restraint from the United States, while China's staunch support for Cambodian sovereignty raises the specter of a wider conflict. This premeditated move towards war is an abhorrent and reckless act that threatens to plunge Southeast Asia into a devastating conflict and must be unequivocally condemned by the global community before it is too late.
#Camboduaneedspeace #Thailandprovokeswar

[The Phnom Penh Post @phnompenhpost]

Interior ministry: Thailand falling into ‘trap of international law’

Although the political leaders of the Cambodian and Thai governments agreed to a ceasefire that officially came into effect at midnight on July 28, a Ministry of Interior statement has suggested that the Thai military has continued to provoke incidents, seemingly in an attempt to reignite the conflict.
https://t.co/hkwzxH828J

[The Phnom Penh Post @phnompenhpost]

International experts suggest MK-84 bomb purchased from Israel by Thais

Today, August 4, ordnance specialists from the Cambodian mine Action Centre (CMAC), the Golden West and NPA (Norwegian People’s Aid), assessed an unexploded MK-84 bomb which was found in Oddar Meanchey province.
https://t.co/e7ckrJXHGD

[Neth Pheaktra @pheaktraneth]

At 11 a.m. on 4 August 2025, Thai armed forces, accompanied by heavy machinery (excavators), entered An Ses area in Preah Vihear province in Cambodia, and laid barbed wire — the same location visited by military attachés from 13 countries on 30 July 2025. This act constitutes a flagrant violation of the ceasefire and poses a grave threat to peace and security along the border between the two countries, as well as to the wider region,” according to Maly Socheata, spokesperson of Cambodia’s Ministry of National Defence.

[Derek Yip @AusEmbPP]

Joined DPM and FM, Prak Sokhonn, and the diplomatic corps in Oddar Meanchey today to look at the security and humanitarian situation. We continue to urge both sides to honour the ceasefire and work towards a lasting and peaceful resolution.

[Soo Pheaa @5o_tenpheaa]

Thailand not only violated the ceasefire but they're also arrested our soldiers by tricked them for handshake and then turn to handcuffs. Our soldiers are not tools of propaganda. They are fathers, sons, brothers and human beings. We want to see them return back home safely and healthy.

RELEASE CAPTURED CAMBODIAN SOLDIERS
#JusticeForCambodia
#FreeCambodianSoldiers
#ExsposeThailandLies

[Neth Pheaktra @pheaktraneth]

#Cambodia Wants Peace! Stop #Thai Aggression!” — these were the slogans raised by nearly a thousand Cambodian citizens in France during a gathering in Paris, to denounce Thailand’s invasion of Cambodia and to express their support and solidarity with the Royal Government and the people of Cambodia. Source Embassy of Cambodia to France

[HunlyBTC @hunlybtc]

@KhaosodEnglish @PravitR Please tell your government to go to ICJ, if they really want to solve this issue peacefully. Not using force by showing your F-16 power and should require third party to observe together. If your gov still require bilateral meeting, it means they have something behind.

[Jacob in Cambodia 🇺🇸 🇰🇭 @jacobincambodia]

During the recent conflict, a Thai F-16 dropped a U.S.-made MK-82 bomb equipped with an Israeli guidance system on Wat Ta Moan Senchey, a Buddhist pagoda in northern Cambodia.

A precision weapon aimed at a temple?

[HunlyBTC @hunlybtc]

Some Thai politicians and troops have often voiced intent to attack Cambodia and claim Siem Reap and Battambang—revealing deep-rooted contempt and a desire to humiliate us.

[HunlyBTC @hunlybtc]

@PravitR Let's go to ICJ to finish this issue otherwise more solider and innocent people will die.

[Jacob in Cambodia 🇺🇸 🇰🇭 @jacobincambodia]

Two Cambodian soldiers have been released. The rest are still being held. Thailand says they’re under “ongoing interrogation”—a vague phrase that could mean anything or nothing. They were captured after the ceasefire. This looks like a stalling tactic!!

[NoobieGMK @NoobieGMK]

One of the most deceptive handshakes in the history of conflict is the one offered by the so-called "Land of Smiles" — Thailand.

FACT ABOUT CAMBODIA
#ExposeThailandLies

[Samnang Chhun @SamnangChhun]

Cambodia and Thailand Border Conflicts:

1. If the ceasefire were to be broken, it could only come from Thailand. That is a certainty. History, military logic, and the structure of power confirm it.

2. The Five-Day War (24–28 July 2025) was not the result of a misunderstanding. It is part of a long sequence of Thai aggressions:
- In 1954, occupation of the Preah Vihear temple.
- In 2008, troop deployment following the UNESCO inscription.
- In 2025, weapons speak again.
And as always, Cambodia has only defended itself.
Each time, the scenario is identical:
A provocation from Thailand, a Cambodian response, then the accusations are reversed.

3. Our army is modest. Defensive. Underfunded, disciplined, without an offensive doctrine. It has neither the capacity nor the strategic culture to launch an attack. Opposite it: the Thai army—one of the most powerful forces in Southeast Asia. Equipped, trained, overarmed. Therefore, imagining that Phnom Penh wanted this war is absurd. The weak do not provoke the strong. They resist, retreat, survive.

4. The difference between our two nations is not limited to armament. It also lies in our institutions.
In Cambodia, nothing happens without a decision from the central authority. The army acts only on a clear order. There can be no war without a political directive.
In Thailand, it is the opposite. The army often acts alone. It obeys only itself. This chaos makes it dangerous. And unpredictable. Unable to guarantee lasting peace.

5. The ceasefire is fragile. But it does not depend on us. It holds… as long as Bangkok decides so.
We do not want war. We seek neither revenge nor humiliation. We want peace. That has been our choice since 1998. Cambodia, after having passed through two oceans of fire and one ocean of blood, has chosen the path of development. And development requires one thing: stability.

6. But let this be clear: we will not give up anything.
Not one meter of our territory. Not a single fragment of our sovereignty.

7. The ceasefire must be respected. It is an obligation.
And its monitoring—both regional and international—is now essential.

8. The Five-Day War was the most brutal, the deadliest. It must never happen again. Our hand remains extended. But our memory is vivid. And our dignity, intact…

[From Jean-François Tain]

#JusticeForCambodia #CambodiaNeedPeace

[Leong Wai Kit @LeongWaiKitCNA]

WATCH: My field report in Oddar Meanchey — a school that narrowly escaped casualties on Jul 24 clashes because it was closed for a monthly staff meeting, a teacher told me

[HunlyBTC @hunlybtc]

Some hospitals in Thailand have announced they will no longer accept Cambodian patients. However, it's important to clarify that they were not receiving free treatment, they paid for the medical services. This decision should not be misrepresented as ending a charitable service.

[G-DEVITH @KINGDITWAY]

Why you try to take down my X Account, you can’t stand the trust ? Don’t thai to the world.

#ExposeThailandLies

[Yang Saing Koma @YangSaingKoma]

We demand the immediate release of our soldiers.

[Channtha So @channthaso]

The cruelty and inhumanity exhibited by the Thai Army in abducting approximately 20 Cambodian soldiers during the ceasefire serve as a stark reminder of the historical tragedies of Siam on the Khmers, which persistently acts with brutality during its invasions of Cambodia.

[Noan Sereiboth​  @noansereiboth]

Experts from the Cambodian Mine Action Centre (CMAC) cleared an MK-84 aerial bomb dropped by the Thai Air Force, following a report made to CMAC.