Phallin

[Phallin @phallin_]

The fact that we asked you to THINK and SEARCHING for TRUTH rather than BLINDLY TRUST, it shows how transparent we are already! You are a capable human being, go and do ur research first without holding any BIAS!

International Justice For Khmer
#ExposeThailandLies

[JISOO PICS @picskimjisoo]

LOUDER AND LOUDER 📢🇰🇭

We, as Cambodians, come from a small country. We’re not asking for sympathy, nor are we asking for favors, only for the truth. The facts. The real story to be seen and heard.

We’re not here to convince you to take sides. All we ask is that you look deeper. Search beyond the headlines. Don’t let popularity silence justice.

Truth doesn’t need a million followers - it just needs to be told.

International Justice For Khmer
#ExposeThailandLies

[Kon Neak @KonNeakh]

Thailand used F-16 to destroy bridges inside Cambodian territory.
#StopThailandInvasion
#CambodiaNeedsPeace

[Jacob in Cambodia 🇺🇸 🇰🇭 @jacobincambodia]

In an interview with Thai PBS, Thailand’s army chief of staff made a statement that is very worrying.

“We need to disable Cambodia’s military capabilities by targeting their military hardware and infrastructure. We will do it to a point that Cambodia will not pose a military threat to Thailand for a long time.”

This goes well beyond border defense. It outlines a deliberate strategy to degrade Cambodia’s military capacity over the long term.

Targeting arms depots, fuel storage, military infrastructure, and reinforcements inside Cambodian territory is not a limited or temporary response. It is a sustained campaign intended to slow recovery for years.

Thailand continues to frame these operations as self-defense and argues that any ceasefire or mediation should come only after its objectives are met. In practice, that leaves little space for de-escalation while civilians inside Cambodia remain exposed to ongoing strikes.

This is an unusually blunt articulation of intent. Disabling another country’s military “for a long time” only signals escalation.

[Dara Mech @MechDara1]

If u go there, u see the reality...the Thai strike nearly reached half of the country...

[Chaktomuk Insight @chaktomukINS]

Thailand’s caretaker Prime Minister, Anutin Charnvirakul, reiterated his rejection of the ceasefire proposed by Trump, questioning why Thailand should listen to external voices at a time when, according to Thai claims, civilians have been harmed.

“If we listen only to this person or that person, will we truly have the time to protect our sovereignty or ensure the safety of our people?”

This framing underscores a sharp contrast between Thailand’s current position and its earlier statements emphasizing commitment to peace, raising questions about consistency between rhetoric and action.

#JusticeForCambodia #Cambodianeedpeace #CambodiaThailand #Cambodia #Thailand #TruthFromThailand is a lie

[ReanThort @pheak]

International community: please pay attention. Civilians are suffering, and truth matters. Cambodia does not want war—we want peace, accountability, and protection for innocent lives.

#TruthFromThailand #Cambodia #Khmer

[The Phnom Penh Post @phnompenhpost]

The number of civilians killed by Thai attacks has risen to 12 after another citizen was killed on December 14, and the number of injured has reached at least 75, including 15 new injuries as of 6pm. Concurrently, the number of displaced peoples has increased to over 400,000.

Full story: https://t.co/XtlAMRoZ3W

[Sopheap Ly @SlyKH811]

Thailand’s intentions at the border clashes are now crystal clear. The world is tearing away Thailand’s mask, revealing the truth.
#ExposeThaiLies
#Thailand #aggression #invasion

[Jing @Jing_jing544]

Thailand always claims that Cambodia opened fire first—but what the fuck is this? How can you talk about peace with actions like this? Attacking at 2 a.m. for what, while Cambodian people were sleeping?

You are completely out of mind right now Siam.

Thailand is the source of the invasion.

#CambodiaNeedPeace
#JusticeForCambodia

[Phallin @phallin_]

MAY YOU ROT IN HELL to the ones who initiated this invasion against CAMBODIA! May your suffering 100000 x times to what you made our innocent people suffer!

[Jacob in Cambodia 🇺🇸 🇰🇭 @jacobincambodia]

Thai Navy fire was reported in Koh Kong province in the early hours of December 13, prompting residents to flee their homes overnight.

Local residents say shelling occurred between 2:00 and 3:00 a.m., with people evacuating in the dark after hearing fire nearby. Families left quickly amid fear and confusion.

[KHMER POST @KhmerPost24]

Thai F16 fighter jets continue to bomb Cambodian homes, civilians, temples, schools and hospitals 12/12/2025

[ReanThort @pheak]

What does peace mean to Thailand's leaders?
#TruthFromThailand #Cambodia

[Al Jazeera English @AJEnglish]

A large number of children were seen fleeing from schools along the Thailand–Cambodia border after renewed tensions between the two countries.

[chagonebad @chagonebad]

How many times have we had to run away from school and home of the war? 🥺

Cambodia does not want war and we are strongly committed to peace 🫂

💔 ប្រជាជនស្លូតត្រង់របស់ខ្ញុំ

#SaveCambodia
#Cambodianeedpeace

[Leong Wai Kit @LeongWaiKitCNA]

WATCH: This family of 15 decided to leave a relief camp where they stayed for nearly a month because on top of harsh conditions (sleeping without a roof over their head and on wet, muddy floors on rainy nights), the youngest kid is unwell

[Mao somary @mao_somary]

Cambodia need peace
Thailand Violates the Ceasefire

#ThailandViolatestheceasefire
#CambodiaNeedPeace

[Monovithya Kem (កឹម មនោវិទ្យា) @KemMnv]

Free our soldiers! 18 Cambodian soldiers kidnapped after ceasefire are still held captive by Thailand. 🇹🇭 now refers to them as “prisoners of war”. 🇹🇭 earlier claimed the armed conflict did not constitute a war. 🇹🇭 also promised to release them days ago. In short, 🇹🇭 lies, a lot.

[The Daily Dose of Discipline @tddodiscipline]

Discipline.

[츄로스 @kdramasfilm]

We’re still waiting for the return of our 18 Cambodian soldiers. Please release them!!

#FreeCambodianSoldiers

[The Phnom Penh Post @phnompenhpost]

Hun Sen questions continued imprisonment of soldiers