During standoff with villagers, Thai soldiers have reportedly fired smoke bomb in Prey Chan village, O Beichoan commune, Banteay Meanchey province, today September 17. local new said.
Thai soldiers have reportedly fire smoke bombs, and used slingshots and air guns, during a standoff with Cambodian villagers who are trying to protect their homes in Prey Chan village, O Beichoan commune, Banteay Meanchey province, today September 17. Local media
Cambodia considers renaming its busiest trade route, National Highway 4, in honor of President Trump, following his role in brokering the historic ceasefire with Thailand @MichaelBAlfaro
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Incredible to see this story reach Europe. 🇰🇭🇺🇸
Thank you @mleidig2 for reporting on Cambodia’s decision to honor President Trump by renaming its busiest highway after his role in brokering peace. This moment didn’t happen in a vacuum — it grew from the work of Michael B. Alfaro on the ground and our coverage at @nextnews amplifying it to the world .
Now the world is watching. From Phnom Penh to Washington to Europe, the truth can no longer be ignored: Trump brought results, while China offered only photo-ops.
A very intense situation is unfolding in Sa Kaeo province. A team led by Kan Jomphalang has arrived with a septic truck and is at the Cambodian border in Sa Kaeo as he vowed earlier this week to spray faeces into Cambodia. It's an incredibly heated standoff.
#KanJomphalang #ThailandCambodia #SaKaeo
WATCH VIDEO: CMAC Director General Heng Ratana led foreign journalists on a field inspection in Phuong Village, Kon Kriel Commune, Samraong City, where Thai military artillery shells had been fired into civilian areas
Behind this political silence are families living in fear and uncertainty. Wives, children, and parents wait each day for news, not knowing whether their loved ones are safe. These soldiers are not bargaining chips; they are human beings whose rights must be respected.
#CambodiaNeedsPeace
#ReleaseCambodianSoldiers
The 13 year old Cambodian boy in Surin who was facing deportation has been spared after his teacher’s viral plea. The video of him clinging to his teacher pushed authorities to act, and he has now been returned to his family in Surin while his legal status is reviewed. Good news that the government intervened and reversed the decision.
A 13 year old boy, with a Thai stepfather and Cambodian mother, was pulled from school in his Boy Scout uniform and arrested after villagers reported him as an “illegal immigrant.” He now faces deportation amid the Thai-Cambodian conflict.
He poses no threat to anyone—just a child who has grown up in the Thai education system. Forcing him out is deeply traumatic and just wrong. The government should immediately reverse this decision and protect him, not punish him for a conflict he did not create.