While the border conflict between Thailand and Cambodia has long been complex, recent actions taken by Cambodia must be examined through the lens of international law and humanitarian principles.
Thailand has always stood by peace and international law. Yet the world must not turn a blind eye to Cambodia’s repeated acts of provocation and violations of humanitarian principles:
🔺 Cambodia deployed PMN-2 anti-personnel landmines in Thai territory, targeting Thai soldiers and civilians — a clear violation of international treaties.
🔺 Cambodia initiated armed attacks first, opening fire and escalating conflict.
🔺 Cambodia committed acts that may amount to war crimes, by launching assaults on civilian homes, schools, hospitals, and community centers.
🔺 Cambodia used civilians and residential zones as human shields during attacks.
🔺 Cambodia spread false information and propaganda to distort international perception.
Thailand responds with restraint, following international law. We speak not with hatred, but with truth — because silence is not an option when innocent lives are harmed.
📌 Let the facts speak. Let justice be heard.
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BREAKING: Thai Army Condemns Cambodia for Violating Ceasefire Agreement, Destroying Trust
July 29, 2025
08:20 AM
The Army condemns Cambodia for violating the ceasefire agreement, saying Cambodia intentionally destroying the system of trust, while Thailand strictly adheres to its obligations but must self-defend and retaliate.
At 7:30 AM on July 29, 2025, at the Royal Thai Army Headquarters, Major General Winthai Suvaree, spokesman for the Royal Thai Army, addressed Cambodia's violation of the ceasefire agreement. He stated that the Thai and Cambodian governments had reached a mutual agreement to cease military combat along the border, effective 12:00 AM on July 28, 2025, to create an atmosphere of peace, reduce tensions, and promote cooperation between neighboring countries.
The Army condemns Cambodia for violating the ceasefire agreement, while Thailand strictly adheres to its obligations but must appropriately self-defend and retaliate. The Army insists that it somevl areas, the fighting went on until 5:30 AM.
However, it is extremely regrettable that at the designated time, the Thai side still detected Cambodian forces attacking several points within Thai territory. This is considered an intentional violation of the agreement, aiming to destroy the mutual trust. Therefore, the Army condemns such actions.
The Thai side will be forced to take appropriate retaliatory measures under the legitimate right to self-defense. The Thai side confirms it is not using military force to invade, but to prevent encroachment and protect national sovereignty under international rules.
Major General Winthai also stated that initially, the meeting with military unit leaders in the area has been moved to 10:00 AM from the original scheduled time of 7:00 AM.
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