A call for peace is growing across social media platforms in Cambodia and Thailand amid border tension. Below is a poster saying: “We want peace. Stop the war. People want peace, not war.”
The Cambodia-Thailand border has not returned to normal despite the ceasefire, which remains fragile due to Thailand’s unwillingness to end the conflict completely.
The Thai military’s actions contradict their words. Thailand seems to undermine the ceasefire value while Cambodia stands firmly on implementing the agreement.
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PHNOM PENH – Senate President Hun Sen said on August 3 that it was imminent that the Thai military was preparing to launch coordinated attacks along the border, adding he had canceled his attendance at the Senate meeting on August 4.
He said the first Vice President of the Senate, Ouch Borith, would preside over the meeting in his absence.
Photo from Senate President Facebook
Oddar Meanchey—Tamoan Senchey Primary School in the Kok Moan commune of Banteay Ampil District was heavily destroyed by bombardments from the Thai military, which involved heavy weaponry, including F-16 fighter jets and artillery. Source Cambodianess
Military attachés from major powers and #ASEAN member states, along with officials from a total of 13 countries, conducted an on-site inspection of the situation at the #AnSes Pass, an integral part of Cambodian sovereign territory—remains firmly under the control of #Cambodia
BREAKING: Thai soldiers breached the ceasefire at 5AM on July 29, capturing 20 Cambodian troops near Preah Vihear. Only one escaped - 19 were taken across the border. Major General Chanth Sopheaktra calls it a clear act of aggression and ceasefire violation. Source link on comment.
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